Part of a huge flock of Canadian Geese gliding in for a landing on our lake. (5 years and 2862 days ago)
Beautiful
The so-called "Patio de las Doncellas",part of the "Palacio de Don Pedro" from one of the wonderfully decorated rooms of the Royal Alcazar in Seville.
The Alcazar of Seville was originally a Moorish fort.
Its construction was ordered by Abd Al Rahman III, emir and caliph of Cordoba, in the year 913.
Because of its beauty it was chosen as residence by many monarchs in the centuries that followed. It now is the residence of His Royal Majesty Juan Carlos when he visits Seville. (5 years and 2863 days ago)
Beautiful
Sumptuous
Nice framing!
Nice composition/view
Thank you all for your nice comments!!! The Alcazar of Seville is one of those places you can't forget once you've visited them!
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The castle of Burgundy in Estaimbourg, the central place of the town activities, was built in 1854 on the orders of Charles of Burgundy, mayor of Estaimbourg from 1835 to 1886. The castle is located in an ornamental garden. It is surrounded by water, stone buildings. In the neighbourhood you will discover outbuildings in a neoclassical style.
(I live at almost 500m of that castle, walking in its park is a real pleasure !) (5 years and 2863 days ago)
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The Castle of Mey in the far north of Scotland was in a semi-derelict state, when in 1952, it was purchased by the newly widowed Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. She successfully renovated and restored the castle, its gardens and 30 acre parklands. (5 years and 2863 days ago)
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The Palace of Holyroodhouse, commonly referred to as Holyrood Palace, is the official residence of the monarch in Scotland. The palace stands at the bottom of the Royal Mile in Edinburgh. Calton Hill is visible in the background under a stormy sky. (5 years and 2864 days ago)
Striking photo with the light on the Palace and the very ominous clouds and the structure on top of the hill. Well done.
Very nice... the clouds really add and make it a dramatic shot
beautiful... you nailed this one... great photo
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Wagner! A masterpiece, although a bit reminiscent of good old Adolph! Uplifting, no doubt! I remember marching to it, on my way to the dentist
Yeah, Wagner rocks! It's a shame Hitler liked him so much as he gets a bum rap through association. That song always reminds me of the scene in Apocolypse Now, and these geese kind of reminded me of the helicopters approaching the beach.
Dead right, author, and yes, most people associate it with Francis Ford's masterpiece. And for sure I wasn't joking about one thing; it is uplifting! I just love listening to it.
U know when guess fly they form a "V" correct... u know why one line is longer then the other? ........................... *drum roll*................... there is more geese in one line then there is the other. LMAO
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