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MacInTO
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oblomow
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mtbdudex
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I rarely post “selfies” here, but here is Seattle June 2023 as we started our Alaskan cruise.
StrollerEd
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When, sometimes, more than a selfie is required.
Rome, 2006. a Panasonic compact, as I recall.
Rome, 2006. a Panasonic compact, as I recall.
MacInTO
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StrollerEd
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_timo_redux_
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Coney Island, just down the boardwalk from Brighton Beach, Brooklyn
StrollerEd
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squawk7000
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boat beached in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
sadly the replica of La Niña III has now been damaged by fire
Some boats beached at Lake Windermere, UK
MacInTO
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Alta lake, Whistler, 2015. Shot with Panasonic DMC-TZ20.
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MacInTO
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Alta lake, Whistler. I couldn't quite remember which lake at first. I didn't think anyone would be interested but I updated it.
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Allyance
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Well known local shipwreck, took this one day out on a ride in 2014. Just about gone now, fire and storms, all that is left.
(not my photo)
MacInTO
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Some kids may have something to do with it. 🙄😂
A time lapse of it disintegrating would be cool.
MacInTO
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squawk7000
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_timo_redux_
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oblomow
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Allyance
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Took this when I was out on the Hudson River in my 14' boat with an old mercury outboard, circa 1964.
mtbdudex
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July 2019 boat tour SF bridge then Alcatraz island
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MacInTO
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StrollerEd
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First Bridge over the Firth of Forth, South Queensferry. iPhone 12P
Historical note: This bridge, The Forth Bridge, was built in 1890. Before that there was a ferry, the settlements of North and South Queensferry taking their name from Queen Margaret, the Anglo-Saxon princess who fled England after the Norman Conquest of 1066 and later married Malcolm, Kings of the Scots. She arranged a regular ferry service to assist pilgrims traveling to St Andrews, the Court using it to travel back and forth (sic) between the palace at Dunfermline and Edinburgh Castle. (That has a chapel dedicated to St Margaret, as she later became.) A car ferry service was introduced but it ended not long after the Forth Road Bridge opened in 1964. There is now a third bridge close by (called Queensferry Crossing) over the Firth of Forth from Fife. The vessel shown is now but a tourist boat, but still one worth taking to see all three bridges up close and to visit the islands of the Forth.
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