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Yes Mike, thought that one would keep it rolling! ;-)
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Mark S Abeln
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Where is this?
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therefractedlight.blogspot.com
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The Refracted Light
A website about the Art and Science of Photography
therefractedlight.blogspot.com
Mark S Abeln
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You are correct!
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Free turn.
brettmeikle
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Since Max enjoys a landscape, name as many features in this one as you can (range, loch, my position).
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HansAlbert
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photo taken from Stac Pollaidh ?
Loch Lurgainn with islands ?
Sgorr Tuath in the background ?
Loch Lurgainn with islands ?
Sgorr Tuath in the background ?
brettmeikle
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Over to you Hans.
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"There is no business to be done on a dead planet" - Yvon Chouinard
Brett Meikle – Artist Gallery – Pentax
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name of the town, please
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As there are some other towns with the same name, though with slightly different spelling, and one of them is a famous tourist attraction, it is common to add the name of the river to the name of this town. The river is one of two headstreams of a river emptying into the North Sea.
Pat Curley
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Hans,
The bridge (with spaces provided for love-locks, very romantic!) is the Alten Fuldabrücke and the church is the Stiftskirche St. Maria und Elisabeth, Kirchplatz, both 36199 Rotenburg a. d. Fulda, Hessen (D) http://www.mittleres-fuldatal.nordhessen.de/de/stiftskirche-st-maria-und-elisabeth
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The bridge (with spaces provided for love-locks, very romantic!) is the Alten Fuldabrücke and the church is the Stiftskirche St. Maria und Elisabeth, Kirchplatz, both 36199 Rotenburg a. d. Fulda, Hessen (D) http://www.mittleres-fuldatal.nordhessen.de/de/stiftskirche-st-maria-und-elisabeth
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Pat Curley
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Looks like three lassies actively ignoring the marble bust of Demos (personification of people), an artifact from the Roman Civilisation (second century) uncovered in Ephesus, Turkey, and now in the İstanbul Arkeoloji Müzeleri (Istanbul Archaeology Museum), 34122 Sultanahmet/Fatih, İstanbul, Turkey?? http://worldvisitguide.com/oeuvre/O0023875.html
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You have it right Pat, one of the best museums I ever visited, set in a nice garden area too.
Pat Curley
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Continuing Trafford’s theme of fractured sculptures, I saw this one in a museum courtyard.
What museum, where?
What museum, where?
Pat Curley
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No, not the National Museum at Bargello, you’re thinking too far ‘upmarket’! We’re not in Italy.
This artefact is in a museum that was formerly a monastery. It is one of many similar fractured sculptures on display on the same wall. Here’s another one...
This artefact is in a museum that was formerly a monastery. It is one of many similar fractured sculptures on display on the same wall. Here’s another one...
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