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Reflected in the river Cam in Cambridge.
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Outside Queens' College, Cambridge.
"What is a queen without her king?"
I don't know, but let's ask
Cleopatra,
Nefertiti,
Hatshepsut,
Sammuramat,
Victoria,
Elizabeth,
Amina,
Tzu-hsi
and the countless other kingless queens
who turned mere kingdoms into
the greatest Empires.
- Nikita Gill
The spectacular annual display of bluebells at Queens Wood on the lower slopes of Cleeve Hill in Gloucestershire.
It is November, but we still have lots of butterflies in the garden.
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On the River Cam in Cambridge - taken on the grounds of Queens' College, with King's College in the background.
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Given that parts of the U.S. and Canada are caught in the grip of record breaking cold, I decided to go for something warmer today. This textured, painterly rendition of the 4 Queens Hotel and Casino was taken on a warm night in May a few years ago in downtown Las Vegas.
Not the person to play poker with..;) My daughter couldn't believe the size of the cruise ships in Galveston. This shot is from an earlier trip. The weather didn't cooperate with our trip and it rained a lot, so we did in door tourist stuff. Her and grandson still had a great time. Neither had ever been to Galveston
I did not get my Milky Way shots at Bryce due to mostly overcast skies, but this does not mean the visit was a complete loss, as I had time to hike down into the canyon.
This rather unusual perspective of Bryce Canyon is a handheld panorama taken near Queens Garden.
Once upon a time when I was in my youth this was my local, The Queens. A dodgy landlord who was happy to serve 15 year olds as long as you sat in the back room. It was a rough old dive, a typical English suburbs pub with the usual mix of locals, young and old. New owners arrived with plans to fancy things up and turned it into the The Queens Hotel.
It was never going to work and it failed miserably. Such a shame but good memories.
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Six Aboriginal language groups are the traditional owners of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area:
Darug.
Gundungurra.
Wanaruah.
Wiradjuri.
Darkinjung.
Tharawal.
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. I pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.Top of a misty Wentworth Falls.......
Got home from work grabbed Jen and the camera and headed off to Wentworth falls to check out the flow!!! The flow was a bit disappointing to be honest but I didn't mind this shot in the mist and all. This shot was taken in the actual water bare feet with the Manfrotto poised precariously in the drink!!! ... have a good weekend!!!
In Being who we inherently desire to become we grow past failure from strength to strength ..
Quotes Mrs Happy Face
Queens Toronto
NYAR RS91 rumbles through Queens interlocking behind one of two Progress Rail-built PR20Bs on the roster leading an MP15 and a healthy cut of mixed freight from Pine Aire. At the time, Queens was one of a dwindling number of interlockings on the LIRR that is both protected by PRR-style position lights and controlled by a tower (seen in the background just to the left of the signal bridge). A large number of LIRR signal bridges and at least one tower were removed when the mainline was triple tracked east of Queens all the way to Divide (Hicksville).
Alas, the position lights fell in July 2026.