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Without that yacht to take scale from, it looks just like a few stones on a small beach, but when you take the size into account, you can see that these are some massive boulders on a sizeable strip of coast. I really love the clear water
Just before sunset, the patterns in the sand were shown at their best. Renesse, Zeeland, Netherlands.
Bus Stop interior with wave patterns on glass visual art
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This overall size of the black basalt boulder is about 2 metres wide by 2 metres long by 1.5 metres thick. The freezing of Lake Superior in winter, the pounding waves, and cumulative iceburgs finally split this massive boulder this past winter. The stone caught in the crack is only about 1.5 inches wide.
Changes in light and wave patterns at Thurso harbour mouth on 6 November 2025. Where the flow from Thurso River and the sea meet.
July 12, 2023 - "The Praça Dom Pedro IV is the official name of the square after the inauguration of the statue of dam Pedro IV in 1874 but Lisbon's residents have never taken to the name and still refer to the square as Rossio. This name has its roots well before the 1755 earthquake when the area of Praça dam Pedro IV was the capital's central open area accessible to all common people. The rough translation of Rossio means common land and it was here that the old city of Lisbon centered around. The statue in the centre of Rossio is of Dom Pedro IV but legend has it that the statue is that of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. Maximilian was assassinated soon after the completion of the statue and the unwanted statue was sold to Lisbon at a fraction of the cost as both Dom Pedro IV and Maximilian had a similar appearances." Previous text: lisbonlisboaportugal.com/Baixa-Lisbon/Rossio-Lisbon-Praca...