Dhoon Glen, Manx Electric Railway, 2nd August 2026. Winter car 19 and trailer passing through en-route to Douglas
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ELLE EMPORTE LE SOLEIL DE FÉCAMP APRÈS L'ÉCLIPSE
She carries away the sun from Fécamp after the eclipse
Baie de La Baule, le club des Léopards fermé l'hiver attend patiemment le retour des beaux jours et les cris des enfants.
Une vue poétique de la flore côtière sauvage, mêlant les touches mauves des mauves sylvestres et des ombellifères séchées, poussant au bord de l'eau sur l'Île Madame (Charente-Maritime, France). En arrière-plan, l'estran et les eaux calmes de l'estuaire de la Charente complètent ce paysage naturel préservé.
For my album “Swedish Westcoast & Archipelago”. Take a look !
Stretching from Malmö in the south up to the Norwegian border in the north, Sweden’s west coast is one of the country’s most appealing regions. With its pretty granite islands, sparkling lakes and attractive fishing towns, it’s a popular summertime destination for Swedes, but little-known outside the country. The stretch from Gothenburg up to the Norwegian border, the Bohuslän coast, is a particularly rugged, picturesque stretch, with atmospheric seaside villages providing access to a string of offshore islands. www.routesnorth.com/sweden/gothenburg/the-best-places-to-...
The Manx Electric Railway car shed of 1899 (demolished 2017) beside the running tracks south of the Ramsey terminus.
Looking from Calton Hill towards a large cruise liner, moored in the Firth of Forth off the Port of Leith. In the second pic I zoomed in a lot, and you can see two small craft and the wakes they are creating, as they shuttle tourists to and from the ship and shore.
Looking from Calton Hill towards a large cruise liner, moored in the Firth of Forth off the Port of Leith. In the second pic I zoomed in a lot, and you can see two small craft and the wakes they are creating, as they shuttle tourists to and from the ship and shore.
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