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Many little fences can be found around my neighbourhood and some have steps like these on them.
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patterns of terrace fields in the beginning of summer, along the bank of ganges.
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Spanish Steps, Rome, Italy
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Steps down to a famous diving site on Bonaire. It is called "1000 steps", because the way up after the dive feels like 1000 steps with all the heavy equipment, instead of the 67 (i believe) steps there really are.
The dive was fantastic and definitely worth it!!!
Steps that lead down to the footbridge which connects Strumble Hd Lighthouse to the mainland. These were built to last and despite being there in all weathers for over 100 years the walls still have the original grouting and handrails.
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Amaia Steps Sucat condo for sale
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WHY RENT IF YOU CAN OWN?
Amaia Steps Sucat - a modern and contemporary inspired mid-rise residential project with support retail shops set against the tranquil surroundings of Parañaque City. Breathe life into spaciously designed units ranging from Studio, De Luxe to Premier.
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PROJECT OVERVIEW:
Price Range: P1.4M - P2.5M
Size of units: 23-42 sqm.
No. of Buildings: 9
No. of Floors: 8
No. of Residential Units: 1,632
Location: Dr. A. Santos Avenue, Brgy. San Antonio, Paranaque City
Amaia Steps Sucat Turnover Date: 4Q 2014 (Aria), 1Q 2015 (Blanca), 2Q 2015 (Clara), 4Q 2015 (Delicia and Esperanza), 1Q 2016 (Fidela)
Facilities and Amenities
Enter the cozy lobby that gracefully blends form and function, hop in for a quick ride in the elevator or take a cardio walk up the stairs. Enjoy the suburban lifestyle as you make a splash in the swimming pool, shoot hoops at the basketball court or simply relax at the meditation garden. Celebrate life's journey with family and friends at the community courtyard or the multi-purpose hall.
Delight in life's essentials like quick bites from delis, pampering moments at spritely salons and run errands at service shops.
Basketball Court
Community Courtyard
Jogging Loop
Meditation Garden
Childrens Play Area
Swimming Pool
Location and Accessibility
Amaia Steps Sucat is located along Dr. A. Santos Avenue, Brgy. San Antonio, Parañaque City.
Accessible from South Luzon Express Way via Sucat Exit, from West Service Road and from NAIA Road
Transport stations are readily available in the area such as jeepneys and shuttle services
Close to various commercial establishments such as SM City Sucat, Puregold and Santana Grove
20 minutes away from Makati Central Business District via Skyway
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Phyllis and I loved the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps -- a beautiful, community-created mosaic running up the steps at 16th and Moraga in San Francisco.
In 2003, Artists Aileen Barr and Colette Crutcher led the creation of 163 mosaic panels that were applied to the step risers, over 300 neighbors helped make them, and over 220 neighbors sponsored handmade animal, bird and fish name tiles embedded within the mosaic. They successfully completed the project two years later, in 2005.
This collective art project is one of San Francisco’s little-known gems that’s well worth the trip: it is a sight to behold, as these photos suggest. The spiral patterns that run through all the steps are exquisite and tie it all together. What a wonderful way to make art with your neighbors!
Learn more: www.tiledsteps.org/
Sugary Cove Beach is located Dartmouth, Devon, UK
Small sandy cove at the mouth of the river Dart overlooked by Dartmouth castle.
Grassy picnic area above the cove with steep steps down.
Steps leading to the Coastal Path and to Sugary Cove.
Happy Saturdays for Stairs everyone.
Photo taken at Dartmouth Castle end.
WAYNE STILES SEPTEMBER 19, 2011 17:23
Sights and Insights: The Southern Steps excavations may have been where the Psalms of Ascents were sung on High Holidays.
Wayne Stiles is an author who has never recovered from his travels in Israel—and loves to write about them from his desk in Texas.
Fewer places in Jerusalem give the sense of the Second Temple period like the Southern Steps excavations. In fact, because it is forbidden to dig on the Temple Mount itself, this area immediately south of the mount offers important archaeology to help unpack the history of the Temple Mount during the first century.
Excavation of this area began in 1968 by Benjamin Mazar and continued for ten years. Since the 1990s, archeological excavations have progressed under Ronny Reich. In fact, the recent discovery of the First-Temple period Ophel (mentioned in 2 Chronicles 27:3; 33:14) has been opened to the public.
The 200-feet wide flight of stairs represents both original and restored steps from the Second Temple period. Three times a year worshipers would enter the Temple from these steps, after a customary cleansing in the nearby ritual baths, or mikvot.
The Tarr Steps is a stone clapper bridge across the River Barle in the Exmoor National Park, a couple of miles from Withypool Somerset
The Tarr Steps Bridge is one of the oldest known examples of a stone bridge made before the use of arches. The bridge was constructed using 17 spans of pillars and smooth covering stones. The pillars were made using rough stones that are between 3 and 4 feet high, and placed in the river bed between 4 to 6 feet apart. Smooth slabs varying between 6 to 8 feet long were then laid flat on the pillars without the use of mortar or cement. Most pillars are spanned by only one stone.
Thyeir origin is obscure but some say could be as early nas Bronze age.
Photographed by Deborah Wright.
I went to Highgate Park to see if the statue of Edward VII was still there. I wasn't aware that it had been removed for restoration, and an eventual placing in Centenary Square.
I knew the statue was heavily vandalised, i just didn't know that it had been taken away.
Looking at this park (Highgate Park) it seems an unsuitable location for a statue.
Who in 1951 (when renovating Victoria Square) thought it was a good idea to move it here? No one comes here. The park was empty in the morning.
Took this one for those steps. Behind is a pink Ford Ka and a City Council park maintenance truck.
The gates I came into the park, and the gate house.