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Ganondagan State Historic Site is the location of a major 17th-century Seneca town and palisaded granary. Three hundred years ago, near Ganondagan, the French led an army from Canada against the Seneca to annihilate them and eliminate them as competitors in the international fur trade. The Seneca refer to Ganondagan as the Town of Peace and revere and protect the burial site of the Mother of Nations here.
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The River Bandon winds it's way past Kinsale and the peninsula with James Fort sitting proudly on top. This is the opposite side of the estuary from Charles Fort (seen in previous photos).
The mist in the distance makes this appear to have a soft focus frame. This is not a photoshop effect but how it appeared on the day.
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There are a few well known locations here in south coast NSW that always get mentioned by visitors. And I'd say somewhere near the top of the list of those favourite spots would have to be Honeymoon Bay. This small crescent shaped inlet is located on the northern side of Jervis Bay. You can only visit Honeymoon at weekends and during NSW holidays, because it's located within the Australian Navy's Beecroft Weapons Range which is in use during the week and therefore not very conducive to relaxation. Honeymoon's just about the perfect beginners spot for snorkelling and the ancient 'dad' art of floating-on-your-back-doing-bugger-all-and-loving-it. There are extensive campgrounds behind the beach where you can stay, but it's so popular that it's first-come/first-served at weekends and you can only stay there in the long summer holidays by entering a lottery which itself is only open between July and August. So it's a genuine privilege if you are lucky enough to get yourself a pitch here, particularly in the summer. Anyway, this is what it looks like from the air and it's pretty obvious what draws people here, isn't it?
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Part of the Homestead Steel Works, the Carrie Furnaces were built in 1884 and operated until 1982. The site is currently managed by the Rivers of Steel Heritage Corp. Tours of the facility are available on select dates throughout the year. riversofsteel.com/ CSX Q138 can be seen snaking its way through what was once a massive steel producing complex on both sides of the Monongahela River.
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This is Rockbeg, a rocky outcrop on the beach at Banna Strand. I like the pattern of the waves created here. This was taken from 120m up using a DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone.
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Stitched panorama of Vermont's Lake Willoughby by Westmore in the North East Kingdom. Shot 300 feet off the ground with the DJI Phantom 4 drone.
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The far western tip of the Llyn Peninsula
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