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The Great Wall of China really is some wall . An absolutely incredible feat of construction as it follows the very hilly contours of this area. This image was taken from the top of a very steep ,leg aching section .....hence the railings .We joined the wall at Badalang where our guide said that going left was a much harder route than going right. . But as I saw that, by far most people went right ,I of course went left & enjoyed a quiet & peaceful trip.
Click on image (2x) to see the hordes going to the right.
Fougères
is a commune and a sub-prefecture of the Ille-et-Vilaine department in the region of Brittany, northwestern France.
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We spent the day at Taughannock Falls State Park with the splendid 400 foot gorge walls and 215 foot waterfall.
Evening sunlight dappling through street trees onto a bright yellow wall. An outdoor spotlight connects it visually to the intersecting cream painted brick wall.
The remains of a stable wall of the former Hawkwood House (long demolished) and now part of Epping Forest.
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...from a window. Captured in Portland's eastside industrial area for Window and Wall Wednesday. HWW everyone!
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we have the Roman Limes just some kilometres from our home.
but visiting Hadrians wall again means a breathtaking wonderful landscape, an impressive construction between Irish Sea and North Sea, and last but not least a tribute to this roman emperor, who was also a man of love...
we had a sunny, breezy walk again along this 1900year old wall
Walls of the Sunlight Canyon as seen fron the High Bridge that spans the canyon on the Chief Joseph Highway in the Sunlight Basin The granitic gneiss that make up the walls are part of metamorphic-igneous rock complex of Precambrian age which has been dated radiometrically as between 2.8 and 2.6 billion years old.
A drystone wall with a cemented topping near the village of Cheddleton in Staffordshire. Is there a local game to see how many pieces of the wall can be removed before it collapses?
Somehow, this wall background showed off the beauty of tulips to good effect.
Who knew?
I guess it is because the wall is a regularly structured uniform surface in a contrasting color,
but not a blank surface. There is just enough structure and bland-but-deep, warm color
for us to know it isa "nice" wall. However, there is not enough to the wall to drag our attention away
from either the tulips or the little volunteer primulas and mini geese flowers in the lawn.
These latter pretty little things in the foreground shield us from having to see that
the beautiful tulips are standing in plain old dirt. 😎
Location: Front yard of a private home, Riehen BS Switzerland.
In my album: Dan's Flower Power.