Hundreds of passing travellers flock to the beach promenade to watch the ships passing on the River Mersey. At lunchtime most local visitors stay in their cars to eat their packed lunch, but all the newcomers get out and sit on the wooden benches. Then lunchtime takes an entertaining turn as the gulls arrive. They are all eager to help you finish your sandwiches or pies. Or even the ice cream cone you just bought. Man and Nature with a common aim!
Join Paul Heymont for another stroll through various parts of Paris, collecting ‘noticings’ of various sorts
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On the eve of another inauguration, George G shares some images of monuments in the nation’s capital
Two tall rock-cut Buddha statues are the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe, who considers the plausibility of a local legend about their origin.
DrFumblefinger visits Royal Spring, a source of pure water which is thought to be where the first bourbon in Kentucky was distilled.
A visit to Fossil Butte, located in southwestern Wyoming. It is the site of an old lake and is a source of well-preserved aquatic fossils.
Agree with George. Terrific light and image!
GARYRF should win a photo contest for this one. Would make a great wallpaper too.
It really is remarkable!