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Our club gained access to the Winter Gardens which has money from the lottery fund and is about to be restored. It was a very interesting experience. Details here tinyurl.com/2whssyxu

The trees in the distance start to emerge from the fog that had blanketed the Mayfield Valley all day, as the sun starts to set. Another shot from my window last week.

The ruins of Château du Schlossberg in Forbach, Moselle department

Grand Est, France 11.04.2025

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Einblick

Ruine des Château du Schlossberg in Forbach, Département Moselle

Grand Est, Frankreich 11.04.2025

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Running, cold from cold, mind to eye

a mood within a mood set to rely

upon omniscient twilight of january

rubbing shoulders with time so carefree

 

pensive our these days isolated by hurts

mysterious to the mobility of all efforts

rasping gales in the showing mind of flypast

caught on the breeze hope remains steadfast

 

it's just a dream within a pane of a day agleam

a vista neither here nor there in dido scheme

call upon the view again in sunsetting splendour

a journey to speak of in this setting venture

 

now could be forever were it not for the missing seconds

taken to redeem shattered days of forgotten legends

remembered tonight like the proudest silhouette

resplendent crowns adorn the memory of a living vignette.

 

by anglia24

18h30: 31/01/2008

©2008anglia24

Have a fabulous day, everyone...

This is in Fayette, MI at the Fayette Historical State Park...

a historic ghost town that was formerly an iron smelting town.

 

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Featured on Andrew Sullivan's "View From Your Window" on his blog, the Dish.

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Actually I haven't take this shot.My one of the fellow junior captured this during his visit to his old palace. He showed me up. I found it eye catching and post it. I didn't know how to ypu feel about this shot. So put your valuable opinion here so that we can show you some amazing shot. This shot is a contrasty one!

I know this gorgeous blossom as an Easter Cactus blossom, it shouldn't be blooming now, but it is!!! Lucky me, the plant is blooming on my living room windowsill ! Had to share its beauty with you! Please view large.

HB-RSC Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation SCFA on the way from Basle to Samaden over lake Zurich, a 40 minutes journey.

Another shot while waiting in the car!

Happy Window Wednesday!

From Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands

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it never snows at Christmas...

Café window, City Art Gallery, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

 

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Things are often almost what they seem.

  

A cottage's view of the Sound of Mull, Argyll, Scotland.

City view from a park and projected face.

in my Distortion Series; Pic # 8 ... ...

 

Taken Aug 1, 2017

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in my Window View Series ...

 

Taken Mar 8, 2017

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Window view from Musee d’ Orsay is museum worthy.

Orchids grown by my neighbour, with a view of the Humber Bay Marina.

乡村的早晨

 

The pinky morning glow over the lone tree, red barn and abandoned wagon... chilly and yet warm, don't you feel grateful for the life we are having?

 

Thanks to Kerstin Frank for the texture.

Another calm and soothing view as we zip home somewhere above southern Germany. The massive anticyclone parked over most of Europe these past few days has been a boon for star photography - even though the people on the ground, in the snow and fog, would likely disagree!

There's not much exiting about this image - except perhaps the untold story of what actually happened shortly after grabbing it from our Hostel window. For starters, the June snowstorm that kept us in Jasper for an extra day a couple of years ago, had transitioned to heavy rain. We needed to eat so we donned disposable ponchos and headed down this same footpath to the main street of Jasper right on the other side of the train tracks. There was a warning sign in the building that one might encounter bears on this path but naively, we were doubtful as it was located within the town. Not five minutes after we had returned along the same path and I snapped this picture, a grizzly bear hurried along the embankment on the left. In hot pursuit were a couple of Parks Canada staff with paint guns to encourage the animal along. Sadly, a year later the hostel had burned to the ground in the wildfire that devastated a third of the town. Hopefully, the bear survived - - paintball markings and all.

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