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Description: This is a path that splits leading in two different directions around the lake. This photograph was taken at Pine Knob Nature Preserve.
Een fietspad door de polder bij Tienhoven in de avondzon, een bankje om hier van te genieten wordt niet benut
A bicycle path through the polder of Tienhoven in the late night, a stool to enjoy the great view is unused
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انا كسرتها اليوم بالمدينه الجامعيه
صاحبها سالفته طويله
بس الزبده انه السياره كانت شغاله وواقفه بنص الشارع
والمكيف شغال والمفتاح داخل والبيبان مقفوله
صاحبها كان واقف برع
شلوووووون لاتسألوني
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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!
В силу нехватки места перекресток решен "по-датски". Перед пешеходным переходом велодорожка превращается в велосипедную полосу в уровне проезжей части. Между велодорожкой и проезжей частью нет зоны ожидания для пешеходов.
Due to the lack of space a 'Copenhagen approach' is used. Basicaly just before the intersection the bike path becomes a bike lane. There's no protective island on the corner of the intersection and no waiting area for pedestrians between the bike path and the road for cars.
What isn't soccer field at Louisville's E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park is walking trail, and about three-quarters of it's paved. There's a soccer field just to the left of this image, and a soccer field on the other side of those trees ahead on the left, and more soccer fields if you keep going straight. To the right, there's a little nature area around a creek that looks pretty nice despite all the soccer fields.
Back in the 1990s when I was courting my first wife, my eventual father-in-law lived in a divorcee apartment near here, and sometimes I'd come out here and walk around during visits. I can only remember coming once since then, when I met my daughter here a couple of years back for a lunch break visit while passing through on my way to someplace else.
The path thru the preserve was shady, but not terribly quiet. Occasionally a train would pass by out of sight but not unheard, and nearby Edwards Hospital must of been dealing with some kind of emergency, there was a constant wail of sirens that I've never heard at other times!
Burlington Park Forest Preserve
Naperville IL