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À l'origine, l'île de Giens était semblable à ses voisines, les îles d'Hyères. Jusqu'au jour où, il y a plusieurs milliers d'années, s'opéra lentement un phénomène naturel le plus curieux de toute la méditerranée : le double tombolo (les deux cordons sableux qui relient l’île au continent).

La randonnée sur la Presqu’île de Giens est une boucle de 6km autour du port de la Madrague. C’est une balade d’une étonnante richesse qui parcourt différents milieux, allant de la pinède littorale au milieu dunaire, en passant par le littoral. Des paysages aussi diversifiés que surprenants à découvrir !

découvrez les plus beaux sentiers du bord de mer à proximité de Toulon en suivant ce lien : toulontourisme.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/topoguide-s...;

his ride is a must. Beautiful landscape and coves

It is a beautiful ballad that offers extraordinary views of the coast, beaches and surrounding towns like Toulon.

Originally, the island of Giens was similar to its neighbors, the islands of Hyères. Until the day when, thousands of years ago, there was slowly a most curious natural phenomenon of all the Mediterranean: the double tombolo (the two sandy cords that connect the island to the continent).

The hike on the peninsula of Giens is a loop of 6km around the port of Madrague. It is a stroll of astonishing richness that goes through different environments, ranging from the coastal pine forest to the dune, passing by the coast. Landscapes as diverse as surprising to discover!

discover the most beautiful paths of the seaside near Toulon by following this link toulontourisme.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/topoguide-s...

More than Points by brookis-photography

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An older image from the harbour in Flensburg! I found it to be a wonderful place. Since they keep "the points" there (traffic violations and such) I was pleased that there was so much more to this city. I would love to return there one day.

The Five Points by Scott McQuaide

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Pencil Points by Ute

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Plethora of Points by tomblandford

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At 10,700 feet elevation the early morning temperature was 41 degrees (f). There were 15 bull elk grazing in a nice open setting.

This group lined up nicely as they went about the business of bulking up for the coming rut and following winter. A pretty good way to spend a July morning for this photographer.

Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado!

points by ladybugdiscovery

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Macro Mondays theme: fill the frame

Authentic replica of a traditional carved canoe arriving in Mosquito Creek Marina by Peggy Reimchen

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Started in 1999, Takaya Tours is the Lower Mainland’s premier First Nation-owned eco-tourism business. […]. Their Canoe Tours offer a wonderfully rich and lively opportunity to Learn Like a Local by taking to the water in authentic replicas of traditional carved canoes. Guests are given a traditionally decorated paddle and move their group through the protected waters of the Burrard Inlet and Indian Arm. Leading tours through fascinating points of interest, each vessel is guided by an experienced storyteller who teaches songs, identifies wildlife, and shares the history of the ancient village sites along the shore. Google

Points de repère ** by Nicole Faton

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“L’enfance est un point de repère à partir duquel chacun va se déterminer.”

Manuel Poirier

Thank you very much for your comments and for your faves.

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White points by Sander Sloots

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Docklands Melbourne

Only six points by INNES

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I think this was a young princeling of a stag. He needs 12 points to be a Royal and 14 to be a Monarch. I'm told it was rather harsh judging him for just being a six pointer: after all it's not his fault. But when I had spotted a deerling (2 points) on a hillock close to the road I grabbed my long (crappy) lens and fired some shots at him, only to notice after a while that there were bigger antlers poking over the ridge and this chap emerged to stand on the skyline against black and white snowy mountains in the background. I thought I had hit the jackpot until I realised this was nothing like a Monarch of the Glen, that I wanted to bag.

Points of Light by Linda Powell

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20221117-FUJI7519-ON1-C1 by Larry Moberly

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Points

Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis rowani) - 20230413-01 by Sue Milks

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Large, long-legged bird shaped much like a heron. Gray body, sometimes with intense rusty staining. Adults have red crown. Often in large flocks at migration and wintering concentration points. Favors marshes and agricultural fields where they eat primarily grains. In flight, neck is outstretched, unlike herons with tucked necks. Snappy wingbeats. Listen for far-carrying bugling call. (eBird)

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A surprise find for an early Spring morning. This small flock of Sandhill Cranes flew up the river on their way to their breeding territories a little further north.

Shirley's Bay, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. April 2023.

Points of Light by Paul McCarthy

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Been away over the holiday when all the "fun" with this site began and I must say I am not impressed. Has there been any communication form flickr?

Five points by Steve Evans

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Points of Authority by Michael Beste

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You love the things I say I'll do

The way I hurt myself again just to get back at you

You take away when I give in

My life, my pride is broken