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Viewpoint with a decorative metal structure, the first tourist building on Hrebienok built in 1904.
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With all of the people crowding the regular viewpoint, it was nice to find a break in trees along the path to view and frame Lower Yellowstone Falls.
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A viewpoint in Lisbon, famous for the view over the Tejo river.
The view wasn't however a match for the show offered by the crowd. And someone had payed for an entertainer singing karaoke.
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A risky business in a busy street. But a low point of view can give interest to street shots.
Las Ramblas, Barcelona Spain.
A colour panoramic shot taken looking over Staithes village on the coast near Whitby.
I really like the patchwork of colours the houses provide in this shot
Lots of harsh lighting and haze in the atmosphere from forest fires in the area, but neither took away from the beauty of this incredible vista. The first lake is Rock Isle Lake and the one farther to the right is Grizzly Lake as viewed from the Standish Viewpoint at Sunshine Meadows in Banff National Park. This area can only be accessed by tour buses; well worth the money to go and spend the day hiking around this area.
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Some 222 peaks are said to be visible from the Mount Varden Viewpoint (407 meters) overlooking Molde, Norway.
This is a well known viewpoint west of Ottawa. I went at sunset and got a few images but there were way too many people being too loud and it ruined the experience. I thought the sun might come up on the left and stream into the valley, so I decided to come back at sunrise. I didn’t expect this beautiful mist that was floating around and took a bunch of different shots. The sun eventually did form a beam of light into the valley, but I ended up liking this pre-sunrise shot the best.
A closer view of the Buttermere valley.
Low Fell's summit seems to confuse the guidebooks, this isn't the cairn at 412m that the FRCC says is a good viewpoint - this cairn is slightly further south and lower but the sudden drop beyond helps photographs somewhat
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Xà tiva is a city in the Spanish province of Valencia and is the birthplace of two popes. Xà tiva is the Valencian name for this city, but in Castellano this city is called 'Jativa'. This city is located in a beautiful area of ​​hills, vineyards, orange groves and cypress trees on the northern slopes of Monte Vernissa, a two-peaked hill topped by the castle of Xativa. This castle consists of a double fortification divided between the older "Castillo Menor" small castle, built on the Iberian and Roman remains of the site, and the more recent "Castillo Mayor" main castle, built during the Middle Ages. It is located at an altitude of 310 meters above the modern city. The walls mainly date from the period during the Arab occupation. The fortress is strategically located on the ancient Via Augusta road that leads from Rome over the Pyrenees and along the Mediterranean coast to Cartagena and Cádiz. Although the town has expanded in recent years, there are still many old quarters and beautiful medieval monuments to be found. It really is such a small town that you can enjoy as a Spain lover!
One of the most beautiful towns in Spain, XÃ tiva is defined by its delicious gastronomy, fascinating history and beautiful naturescapes. The XÃ tiva castle is divided into two zones, the so-called Castillo Menor and Castillo Mayor. While the first is pre-Roman, Iberian and Carthaginian, the second is a Latin foundation. The importance of the Xativa Castle lies in its strategic location, being near the Via Augusta, the Roman road crossing all of Hispania Province from Cadiz via Cartagena, on the Mediterranean coast, through the Pyrenees and ending in Rome. The castle therefore had the function of monitoring and protecting the Roman road. Currently, the Castle is a site of Valencian heritage and is managed by the city of Xativa.
Xà tiva is een stad in de Spaanse provincie Valencia en is de geboorteplaats van twee pausen. Xà tiva is de Valenciaanse benaming voor deze stad, maar in Castellano wordt deze stad ‘Jativa’ genoemd. Dit stadje is gelegen in een mooie omgeving van heuvels, wijngaarden, sinaasappelbomen en cipressen op de noordelijke hellingen van de Monte Vernissa, een heuvel met twee toppen die wordt bekroond door het kasteel van Xativa. Het kasteel bestaat uit een dubbele fortificatie die is verdeeld tussen het oudere "Castillo Menor" klein kasteel, gebouwd op de Iberische en Romeinse overblijfselen van de site, en het meer recente "Castillo Mayor" hoofdkasteel, gebouwd tijdens de middeleeuwen. Het bevindt zich op een hoogte van 310 meter boven de moderne stad. De ommuring dateert vooral uit de periode ten tijde van de Arabische bezetting. Het fort is strategisch gelegen aan de oude weg Via Augusta die van Rome over de Pyreneeën en langs de Middellandse Zeekust naar Cartagena en Cádiz leidt. Het stadje is afgelopen jaren weliswaar uitgebreid maar er zijn nog heel wat oude wijken en mooie middeleeuwse monumenten te vinden. Het is echt zo'n klein stadje waar je als Spanjeliefhebber van kan genieten!