This Way and That Way Fence.
Flooded lawns
Reflective pools
Honfleur
rocas sumergidas
Peaceful
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Denmark - Gram Castle
The Abbey Mill and sluice
Looks more like spring than autumn
A liquid mirror!
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Left Behind.
Sunset on the Estuary (2)
Reflected.
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Honfleur
Ducks in Lake.
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Sunset at the pier
Sunset at the pier (2)
Herbstspaziergang im Radolfzeller Strandbad
Japanese Garden Scene in Autumn
Lake Moananui Spillway.
Light and Shade
Yachthafen in Dierhagen
deep blue sea
Fall Reflections
#24 ♛...è sempre un sogno❝
Japanese Garden Bridge
Moon reflections
- and the sun goes down.
Fall at the Japanese Garden
Faith
Reflections on a Car Bonnet.
Plenty of people in the surf
The clouds look lovely
Going down
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The sun on its last lap of the sunset.
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It looked like a mini rainbow
Little girl enjoying the rock pool
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water reflections
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Palladian Bridge in Prior Park, Bath
There are four almost identical surviving Palladian bridges of this size, designed by the Venetian architect Andrea Palladio (1508–1580). Three in England and one in Russia.
The Palladian Bridge at Prior Park in Bath was built in 1755 for Ralph Allen, and copied from the one at Wilton House near Salisbury (built 1735-37). This was the last of three of its kind built in England.
Grade 1 Listed since 1950.
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The Palladian Bridge at Prior Park in Bath was built in 1755 for Ralph Allen, and copied from the one at Wilton House near Salisbury (built 1735-37). This was the last of three of its kind built in England.
Grade 1 Listed since 1950.
Explored!
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