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A Porta de Ramos é a entrada norte da Catedral Nova de Salamanca, em Espanha. Esta porta recebeu o seu nome devido ao conjunto iconográfico que exibe. Durante o restauro realizado em 1992, foram integrados motivos contemporâneos na Porta de Ramos, incluindo uma figura esculpida de um astronauta. Esta adição seguiu a tradição dos antigos restauradores de catedrais de incluir elementos modernos nas suas obras. A porta sofreu deterioração ao longo do tempo e foi alvo de várias restaurações, incluindo uma após o terramoto de Lisboa em 1755. Além do astronauta, outros elementos incomuns foram adicionados durante as restaurações, como um morcego a comer um gelado. A Porta de Ramos é um ponto de interesse para os visitantes da catedral, oferecendo uma mistura única de elementos históricos e contemporâneos.

The Atrium at the North Entrance of the Mall of America.
Bloomington, Minnesota
Saturday afternoon 7 October 2023

These elk pass by the Roosevelt Arch in Gardner, Montana July 11, 2024. The arch is the north entrance into Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Lee Roberts

This elk is near the Roosevelt Arch in Gardner, Montana July 11, 2024. The arch is the north entrance into Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Lee Roberts

This elk passes by the Roosevelt Arch in Gardner, Montana July 11, 2024. The arch is the north entrance into Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Lee Roberts

This elk is near the Roosevelt Arch in Gardner, Montana July 11, 2024. The arch is the north entrance into Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Lee Roberts

Roosevelt Arch is located at the north entrance to Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, Montana. The arch was built in 1903, in connection with a newly opened train station to bring tourists to the park.

Alt Text: Desert landscape at sunset with small north entrance building in the distance.

NPS/ Paul Martinez

Photographed at the Robinson Preserve near Bradenton, Florida.

Robinson Preserve is located in northwest Bradenton, with entrances at the West end of 9th Ave NW and 17th Ave NW. Including the recently acquired "Expansion" and Winston tract properties, the preserve now consists of 682 acres that is a mix of preserved mangrove, tidal marsh, and former agricultural lands which have undergone an incredible transformation to coastal wetland habitat. This process continues with the "Expansion" which brings to you loads more coastal wetlands and other habitats, a 2.5k rubberized pedestrian-only trail, additional kayak launches and trails, restrooms, picnic areas, and the NEST and Canopy Zone, our brand-new and already iconic educational/event space.

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NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank

NPS / Jacob W. Frank