The old 1875 trestle that used to span the Genesee River at what is now Letchworth State Park
Kuwohi is a sacred place for the Cherokee people and is the highest point within the traditional Cherokee homeland, formerly known as Clingman's Dome.
1964-65 New York Worlds Fair, as we were zipping by in the opposite direction
Denver and Rio Grande Western 315
Creole, Charles Nicholson's 1927 schooner. Largest wooden sailing yacht in the world at that time, at 214'
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Apollo 11 Lunar Module (LM), in lunar landing configuration, as photographed in lunar orbit from the Command and Service Modules
Nothing man-made is as intriguing as the continuing marvel of the natural world, where patterns are evident showing us how nature long ago figured out the best, most efficient, and most beautiful way things can be made.
Today's quote:
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e all have our time machines. Some take us back, they're called memories. Some take us forward, they're called
dreams. -Jeremy Irons, actor (b. 19 Sep 1948)
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Wonderful photos, I have been to Letchworth State Park, the views of the waterfalls and bridge is lovely. Take care, have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, since I borrow these photos from the Internet, I hope I’m not using one of my bloggers photos without giving them attribution.
DeleteI think that shell is an example of the golden ratio which some look for in a perfect photographic composition.
ReplyDeleteI am attracted to the pattern of a Fibonacci spiral.
Delete...I love the old 1875 trestle in Letchworth State Park.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a rather amazing construction!
DeleteGosh, what a beautiful post! Thank you Barbara! Aloha
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I’m being challenged by working on the iPad this week. So I don’t know where the posts went, which I had scheduled.
DeleteHi Barbara, Love the train related photos as well as that sailing ship! That waterfall is very attractive... I've got nothing against billionaires in general. It all depends on what they do...or don't do...with all that money. Of course, it also matters when you consider just how they became billionaires. Some really earned it and accomplished much. Others didn't care about anything except making more money at any cost. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteThat’s a good point. Without the Carnegie’s millions, we wouldn’t have had all the libraries we have.
DeleteThe shell gets my vote.
ReplyDeleteAh - I believe many people are perhaps closet nature worshipers! And then many are right out there In front of everybody!
DeleteI like the shell too. I resembles an ear, at least I think it does. :)
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