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A bit of texture was added to enhance this.
Our river is 2 blocks away.
The Thames waters slowed down with a Lee Big Stopper.
The Millennium Footbridge over, is a steel suspension bridge for pedestrians crossing the River Thames in London, linking Bankside with the City of London.
St Paul's is the landmark in the centre (just in case there's someone who didn't know).
View Large, recommended.
Pretty evening along Middle River ... Captured with the 3 Stop ND ICE 150mm filter
Happy Fence Friday
A Canadian National freight rumbles over the Pembina River Bridge between Entwistle and Evansburg, Alberta, on CN’s Edson Subdivision toward the end of the day on August 4, 2016. Powering the train are two CN EMD SD75Is, Nos. 5686 and 5709.
Cuddling and grooming each other. A third one joined them, but a big ball of fur does not make much of a picture.
Open water shot taken in autumn.
I had a good trip to Guam ravine last Saturday and took some interesting photos of this amazing place.
I hope to come back someday to get more nice photos.
The River Tay at Kenmore in Perthshire.
The Kenmore bridge was built in 1774 by the architect John Baxter.
There are many scenic spots along the over 200 miles of the Hudson River. Some of the are well known and some like this one required some good map reading skills to find. This spot is in Little Stony Point which is part of Hudson Highlands State Park just north of the Village of Cold Spring in Putnam County NY. Like many popular local hiking spots in the area on nice days especially on the weekends finding parking was difficult and I had to park close to a mile down the road from the park entry point. The trails in the park were easy and well groomed and easy enough to take children on though there are some potentially dangerous high drops like this spot where I was at. The Hudson River at this point has still very gentle currents and I saw many kayakers paddling in the river that day. The woods had a very pleasant nice smell as there was abundant wild spearmint growing in the area but also there was abundant poison oak and sumac so walking off the trail in shorts wouldn't be recommended.
This photo was taken at Ferrybank ...Waikato river Hamilton NZ
Ferrybank is named because it is where punts across the river used to land prior to bridges being constructed in Hamilton. The Celebrating Age Centre is located where an old town hall once stood – this was the social hub of the original Borough. In the early 1900s the Ferrybank was planted and the band rotunda, which was occasionally used on Sunday afternoons, was installed. The Embassy Theatre was once located in the park where the Riff Raff statue now stands. The Hamilton Rowing Club has been located at Ferrybank since 1905.