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Homenatge als castellers
Author : Antoni Llena i Font .
This curious sculpture refers to the castellers, the impressive traditional human castles of Catalonia.
It is located in Barcelona, very close to Plaça Sant Jaume, where the castellers often stand.
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Homenatge als castellers
(omaggio ai castellers)
Autore : Antoni Llena i Font .
Questa curiosa scultura rinvia ai castellers, gli impressionanti castelli umani tradizionali della Catalogna.
Si trova a Barcelona , vicinissima a Plaça Sant Jaume, dove si ergono spesso i castellers.
Yesterday I came across a pond with water lilies, and straw reflected in the water. I converted the picture to B&W and turned it upside down! But then again, what's up and what's down?
Traveling up river, leaving Pitt River's bridges behind
Pitt River as seen in this image, separates the municipalities of Pitt Meadows and Port Coquitlam
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Powered by lone EMD SD60 No. 6067, Union Pacific’s short-lived Roadrailer departs the former Missouri Pacific Dolton intermodal yard on its trip from Chicago, Illinois, to Dallas, Texas, on December 3, 1988.
Surround yourself with people that inspire you…that see your worth…people that love you for you! Start believing in yourself!
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For those that aren't familiar with London this is the Greenwich foot tunnel. It runs under the Thames and connects Greenwich with the Isle of Dogs, leading onto Canary Wharf a mile or two beyond. At both ends of the foot tunnel is a lift plus a set of stairs. I used to know the exact number of steps to get to street level because when I was still working my folding bicycle and I used to go through this foot tunnel twice a day and more often than not one or both of the lifts would be out of service. Not sure how reliable they are these days but what I can say is when I used it on my recent visit it was working just fine. So this is me up against the wall of the lift shooting back through the glass doors towards the tunnel just as the doors have closed.
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Sneaking up on a sleeping sheep, I was quite proud of myself :)
It does look like the sheep was annoyed with me
MyZeil is a shopping mall in the center of Frankfurt, Germany. It was designed by Italian architect Massimiliano Fuksas. It is part of the PalaisQuartier development, with its main entrance on the Zeil, Frankfurt's main shopping street. It was officially opened on 26 February 2009 by the city mayor Petra Roth.
This is a hotel near the railway station in Leicester. It used to be an office block and I worked in it, occasionally, when I was employed by BT. It's been painted since then, it actually looks better on the photo than in real life. © All Rights Reserved.
“There’s always a reason to look up.”
Quote ― A.D. Posey
“A sunrise is a wondrous marvel, but in reality the sun never rises. It is the earth that rotates to face the sun. Life too can be a wondrous marvel, but like the earth, we must turn our eyes toward brighter things.”
Quote ― Richelle E. Goodrich, Slaying Dragons
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Is it just me, or isn't that last vault, the one just up against the opposite wall, a bit strange? Like someone got the measurements wrong?
Inside the The abbey of Our Lady in Lonlay (or Lonlay-l'Abbaye).
This abbey, at first situated outside the town of Lonlay (now the place has grown) was founded by William of Bellême (Guillaume Ier de Bellême), with the original charter signed around 1020. It was a Benedictine abbey, built in Romanesque style. It had several priories, including Notre Dame sur l'eau in Domfront (which can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/dameboudicca/20515002803 ). The whole place saw substantial renovations and rebuilding in the 12th and 14th century and the church is now in the Gothic style. But it also saw two fires in the 16th century - the first started by accident in 1533 (which destroyed much of the abbey archives) and the second by Huguenots in 1574 during the War of Religions. The Benedictine order left after this and the place was never fully rebuilt. The church was also damaged by bombs in 1944 and the liberation of France. A full restoration (including archaeological studies) began in 1965 and in 1973 the church was once again open for parish use.
Skyscraper of the Germn pension insurance in Düsseldorf, Germany. The architect is Harald Deilmann and is was completed in 1978.
Entrance of Latvian National Museum of Art
The Latvian National Museum of Art is the most important art museum in Latvia and the first building in the Baltics designed specifically for the needs of a museum. Built in 1905. The museum's building is an architectural monument of national significance. It is one of the most impressive historicist buildings in the Riga Boulevard Circle. Following the reconstruction from 2013 to 2016, a new permanent exposition, Latvian Art. 19th–20th Century, has been created. It presents an overview of Latvian art history over the course of two centuries. The aim of the exposition is to build a visual and emotional story of the development of Latvian art by highlighting the most important works and personalities in culture-historical, political and social context.
A lucky break in the clouds allows some light to shine as CPKC 645 roars over the crow river in Rockford.
Another cliche I hadn't tried so far - but with my new camera screen flipping a full 180 degrees, I had no excuse, so I've done it. It didn't hurt :)
“People believe, thought Shadow. It's what people do. They believe, and then they do not take responsibility for their beliefs; they conjure things, and do not trust the conjuration. People populate the darkness; with ghosts, with gods, with electrons, with tales. People imagine, and people believe; and it is that rock solid belief, that makes things happen.”
― Neil Gaiman, American Gods
P.S. Been reading American Gods by Neil Gaiman. It's so...mind fucking in simple words. I am enjoying it immensely. ;)