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45-55 Van Dam Street, Long Island City, NY. 1965 built diner constructed as part of an addition to industrial building at 45-35 Van Dam. Renovated into current configuration with present ownership/management in 1980s.
Originally known as the Main Diner (Main Diner Inc.) when built new in 1965. Main Diner Inc. entered into lease on building March 18, 1965.
Photo : PA LO MA
Model : Lam My Van
Makeup : Hai Bang
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-not sure which side of this double sided sculpture is convex, which is concave from looking at the photo...
Hoek van Holland, Zuid-Holland, the Netherlands
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A Ford Transit cell van, belonging to the Metropolitan Police Service seen here passing Kensington Tube Station.
The Van Brienenoord bridge is a bridge across the Nieuwe Maas on the east side of Rotterdam.
It was the first time we where cycling over the bridge and i love it,!
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This is my fifth entry to the Lego Ideas vintage car contest. It is based on a 1960's American forward-control van platform. If you are wondering why a pizza delivery van has a bunch of antennae and radar dish on top, its because this van holds a surprise inside, a police surveillance team!!!
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Tamme kastanje / Châtaignier / Award winning Chestnut tree
De kastanjeboom staat in een oude voormalige boomgaard, waar in de tweede helft van de 18de eeuw een jeneverstokerij (1793) gevestigd was. De kastanjebomen in de oude boomgaard (15 in totaal) werden waarschijnlijk in functie van de productie van de Hobosser brandewijn aangelegd. Volgens onderzoek is de boom die sinds kort binnen landschappelijk beschermd gebied valt, een leeftijd rond de 300 jaar toegekend.
("thank you very much for your visit ")
نەگەنجم ئەوێ نەماڵی دونیــــا ..... باڵای تۆم دەوێ بەتاقی تەنهــــا.........
Be strong, life does not accept the weak
روژێک دادێ ئەوانە فرۆشتیان ئێمەش دەیکرینەوە ئەوە مەتەڵ نییە ڕاستیە ..
كورد دەڵێت:
"تەشی ڕێس، تەشی ڕێس بێ، لە کلکی کەریش دەیڕێسێ ."
بەداخەوە تەشی ڕێسمان كەمە...!
A breed of cat found in the area around Lake Van, which is 1600m above sea level. They usually have different coloured eyes, and when taken to an area of lower altitude, they develop health problems.
Van Buren County (Michigan), looking north from over Wolf Lake.
Pano from 9 images taken with a DJI Phantom 4 Pro. Stitched in Lightroom Classic.
Van Kalesi (Van Castle, Rock of Van, Van Fortress).
The shocking first sight that greets antiquity-loving visitors when they get out of the dolmuş to go and explore Van's great Urartian castle is a glistening wall of white stone where part of the castle has just been completely rebuilt.
Fortunately it’s a half-km walk from the dolmuş stop to the entrance gate which is long enough for the fury and frustration to have abated somewhat.
What’s more the rebuilding has been restricted to one end of the castle so that if you could only manage to walk half that distance in a blindfold you would be able to fool yourself that nothing so awful had happened after all.
Van Kalesi is mostly a relic of the days when what is now Van was Tushpa, the capital of the Urartian kingdom that lasted from the 13th to the 7th century BC. The kingdom was famous for its wonderful metalwork, the best examples of which are now on display faraway in the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations in Ankara, much to the disgust of some locals.
The Urartians wrote in a form of cuneiform that they may have learnt from the Assyrians; there are fine examples of it on the sloping faces of the Rock of Van although you need to have a pretty good head for heights to inspect most of them. Excavations in 2012 apparently uncovered a Urartian palace within the castle.
Wandering around Van Kalesi up and down the little paths and gullies is a very enjoyable experience, rather like an adventure playground, and is especially lovely at sunset. As you make your way back to the lower citadel for the climb down to Lake Van, the view over towards the mountains growing pink across the lake is an unforgettable sight. You also have an impressive view over the lake form the citadel.
Van Kalesi, Van, Eastern Turkey