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The body of this Panther tank was recovered from a swamp in Poland, but the turret was completely destroyed. They've cast a new turret from scratch, and the cost of restoring this Pather had already reached $1.5M.
This is the path leading to the Prysten House in Plymouth. This house is the second oldest house in Plymouth and was built in 1498. Now the bottom floor is occupied by the Tanner brothers who run their restaurant from this location.
Nestled by the sea, this hilly capitol on the southern tip of the North Island is a walker's paradise. We rode a cable car up to the Wellington Botanic Garden, then strolled down an inviting series of garden paths through a lovely old cemetery until we reached the city centre. After a cafe' dinner we explored the waterfront and watched Wellington come to life at night. Magical!
Julie Sherwood & James Gilchrist
April's Featured Guests at the monthly Open Path Gathering. Thanks Julie & James! You were fantastic!!!!
The Third Thursday of every month
at Tugboat's North Sea House (restaurant & bar), Southampton, NY.
Featured bands, open mic, poetry & tarot readings.
Hosted by Jessie Haynes
"As a single footstep will not make a path on the earth, so a single thought will not make a pathway in the mind. To make a deep physical path, we walk again and again. To make a deep mental path, we must think over and over the kind of thoughts we wish to dominate our lives." Henry David Thoreau
This path had some interesting lines that I was making a composition with when a runner went by. Probably could have gotten him in a better spot in the frame, but I had a 2 second timer to ensure sharpness and was not expecting to have a person in the frame. Still kind of a cool shot.
Manually focused in Live View.
Nimitz Way about a mile from the parking lot at Inspiration Point - Tilden Park.