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ok this picture was …was a random pic i took but i saw some sort of coincidence/relation… flag= usa flag tiananmen square poster = war tank(war) >US war in middle east< yeah weird and oddly interesting,enjoy:)
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Aerial view of Pisa in Italy.
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Aerial view of Pisa including the famous tower.
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Musee du Louvre in Paris France. See more Musee du Louvre images at Randy Harris Photo.com
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Statue in Jardin du Palais Royal in Paris, France See more Jardin du Palais Royal images at Randy Harris Photo.com
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an alley in Mdina, Malta
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Taken in New Zealand, near Timaru
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The Lynchburg Batteau Festival features historic reproductions of flat bottom boats called batteau. They were used to transport goods via the James River from Lynchburg VA to Richmond VA.
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The history of an unwilling participant.
by aislinnTeixeiraeach time I dressed her wounds the blood staining became more evident until one day
This is a short story that my character wrote the in story/novel i’m writing. I didn’t mean to write it all but once i started i couldn’t stop. It’s still pretty raw, i dont think i’ve edited it enough yet but…
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night shot of the HMS Trincomalee taken in 2009
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A look through the entrance gate on the Former Church and Nunnery of the Benedictines, Lvov (Lviv,Lwow), Ukraine. / A spacious yard with the Church of All Saints and a monastery is separated from the secular life by thick stone walls. The Church was built by arch.Paolo Romano in 1597-1616. The walls are supported by powerfull counterforts. The two-layer tower is decorated with pilasters and carved capitals, which support the white stone entablature and cornice. The tower is topped with a wonderful filigree stone attic. The ensemble is a sample of Renaissance, only the stone crown of the tower and the entrance gates give it manneristic shade. / This place is very special to me, as I was born and spent my first years in this yard (after the WWII houses in the courtyard were used as living-houses).
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“Commanding a vital ford over the River Tweed, Norham was one of the strongest of the border castles, and the most often attacked by the Scots. Besieged at least 13 times – once for nearly a year by Robert Bruce – it was called ‘the most dangerous and adventurous place in the country’. But even its powerful 12th-century keep and massive towered bailey walls could not resist James IV’s heavy cannon, and it fell to him in 1513, shortly before his defeat at Flodden. The extensive 16th-century rebuilding which followed, adapting the fortress for its own artillery, is still clearly traceable” – English Heritage Shot taken at Norham Castle, Northumberland, with Panasonic Lumix G1, 14-45mm lens (1/200, f/6.3). Best viewed in large format. Also from the Norham Castle series:
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