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This is the steps up to the wall around Dinkelsbuhl, Germany. I can't help but wonder how many people it took to make that big of dents in the steps...
photo taken with vivitar big view bv35
picture taken at former myers grocery store in union bridge md the steps are to a side entrance
soon to be trouts grocery store
Harvard Yard at night, seen from the steps Widener Library, which was built with a gift from the family of a young Harvard grad who was lost on the Titanic.
I think these steps look very islandy...
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
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steps in the sand after doing tai chi. as soon as I was done, I stepped out, and thought the sand looked like a dragon--with a head, tail, and 8 legs.
Barely visible as Spring growth began to obscur them, these steps once led up from the street to a house now demolished. Only the steps remain. Located in far eastern Argentine, Kansas City KS, along a street that is all but abandoned between a steep hill and the Kansas River.
These lovely graduating steps are typical of Lutyens's design, similar steps were used at Hestercombe where they are covered in Mexican daisies.
Undoubtedly one of the leading forces in 1990's pop, STEPS are hailed as one of Britain’s best loved bands. From their first hit, 5, 6, 7, 8, STEPS went on to have an amazing 14 consecutive Top 5 hits.
Memorable chart toppers included Tragedy, One For Sorrow and Heartbeat. Their first album, STEP ONE was certified five times platinum, cementing their position as the UK’s biggest pop sensations.
Their next album, STEPTACULAR, featuring smash hits Love’s Got A Hold Of My Heart and After The Love Has Gone, helped the album go four times platinum. In total, across 4 albums, STEPS sold an astonishing 15 million records...and now they're back.
Steps have come together once again for a reunion tour kicking off in April 2012.
Following each group of banner carriers was a group of women in matching yukata proceeding in slow dance steps.
Steps of the Metropolitan Cathedral in Liverpool. Taken with a 10mm ultra-wide lens (which I think is just the most awesome piece of kit I own).
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