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Scott Kelby photo walk -- Chicago. 7 exposures combined. Just waiting for the cop to return out ID -- had to take some photos of something.
This apparent thrust fault in a shale bed is probably the result of slippage within a less compitent bed during the large scale folding of the Appalachians. Note the greater deformation below the fault line. Located along the Western Maryland Railroad right-of-way west of Hancock, Maryland.
Seeing this was the point of the field trip, which was the culmination of the first and second graders' unit on bridges.
This rock structures replicates one of the oldest buildings in the Waldensian Valleys. Build in the Middle Ages, it served as a meeting place and seminary for the Waldensian pastors, called Barbas.
The bottom room doubled as a stable for the animals, their body heat helping to heat the room above.
Two rooms above; one room serving as a living-study-kitchen with stone table where aspiring young missionaries studied with older, more experienced ministers, and the other a sleeping quarter.
The top level has a large stable area with a loft for the hay above it.
External support structure for a large fuel tank that changes size based on how full it is. Guess it was empty that day =)
edit: This no longer exists. To my surprise, it was torn down two weeks after this photo was taken.
From the exhibition '2nd International Festival of Artistic Tapestry Structures and Connections' in May 2007, Krakow, Poland.
Driving home from Birmingham down a small lane about ten miles from home. Could see a small section of this and then turned a corner and this massive structure was infront. It was the same distance the other way!
come heither and start walking, this cylinder shall start revolving, but if you keep a hand on the wall of the building next to you, you should be fine... be careful that the goblins don't see you though, they are alseep in the rooms whose windows you can see. In the porthold is a guard though that will warn if you if he detects them walking up.
Perfect tour with:
luca blast forlani
marco an78
and me
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Constructed around RAF Bawdsey some time before April 1944, there are a number of unidentified structures, probably related to the World War II anti-invasion defences that were positioned along the cliff edge. Due to coastal erosion, these concrete remains are mostly laying on the beach, covered with shingle.
Due to the extensive coastal erosion along the Suffolk coast its very likely most of these defences and no longer in situ, access from the seaward side is no longer possible, there is some restricted access from on top, but it is very dangerous and not recommended. There are a lot of World War II remains, a mixture of brickwork, steel and concrete spread along the beach. Many can be identified for there original purpose, others are harder to distinguish.
Here you see some impressions taken from an old, ruinous house in prerow. I like it to play with those morbide structures ...
Isaac Ross makes a break to set-up a try. Action from the Super 14 Round 6 match between the NSW HSBC Waratahs and the Canterbury Crusaders played at ANZ Stadium, Homebush on Saturday, March 21st, 2009.[Photo: Trent Haines - Diversionimages]. Use information: This image is intended for Editorial use only (e.g. news or commentary, print or electronic). Any commercial or promotional use requires additional clearance.
STRUCTURE | CIVIL DEFENCE HERITAGE GALLERY
LOCATION | 62 Hill Street, SINGAPORE 179367
PHOTO & PROCESS | KRISZ BACCAY
Exposition des "structures sonores" de François et Bernard Baschet, pendant le festival 'les hivernautes' à Quimper (France) en février 2007
Exhibition of the sound structures of François and Bernard Baschet, during the festival 'hivernautes' in Quimper (France) in February 2007.