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Ramp of the fish market, is a place where there is the seafood market. This location is a strategic point for being close to the Market Model, Elevator Lacerda, 2nd Command of the Brazilian Navy, thus being a very popular tourist spot
For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places. All these are the beginning of sorrows.
(Matthew 24:7-8)
This iceberg reminds me of a ramp in a skateboard park. An iceberg’s shape is constantly changing. This shape is unrecognizable from a slightly different angle of the same iceberg, afloat near St. Anthony, Newfoundland and Labrador. This feature plus the fact that iceberg alley even exists is a huge boon to Newfoundland and Labrador these days. Icebergs were a major problem in the past:
“For centuries, this annual iceberg parade was the bane of Newfoundland and Labrador’s cod fishermen, as the hulking mammoths shredded fishing nets and split apart cod boxes while drifting along the coast on their southbound journey.
“Today, people call them majestic,” said Mayor Ernest Simms of St. Anthony…”
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Dopo il tramonto, dalla Croce Arcana
Garfagnana
Appennino lucchese
Toscana
Italia
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Passengers on the boarding ramp about to enter the rear entrance of a Virgin Blue plane at Coolangatta Airport.
Panmure Road to east bound 417 to Ottawa (Ottawa city limits encompass almost 2800 square kilometers - so, even though we are in the city limits - and pay city taxes - we are about 47 kms from downtown Ottawa). So we do enjoy the rural environment (especially during lockdown) and the convenience of "being in the city".
Total Texture Challenge at the Award Tree
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Looking up the ramp at the UPark carpark on Rundle Street. You can catch just a sliver of the colourful car bodies parked on the first floor.
A cleat for tying up boats to a floating boat ramp in Snowden Beach, Largs North. Not sure what the string is doing there, as it is doesn't seem to be attached to anything.
NX529B, a Boeing 345 B-29A Superfortress, at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport in Mount Hope, Ontario. Serial number 44-62070 was built in 1945 - 73 years prior to this photograph being taken. She is operated by the Commemorative Air Force out of Fort Worth, Texas.
Of the 3,970 examples produced between 1942 and 1946, only two remain airworthy.