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[freddie01] 25/4/2021 07:23

Cudillero, Spain (by Juan R. Ruiz)




Bergerac, France





Photo by @kissingintherain





Photographer James Crombie recently captured this shot of countless starlings flocking together in a miraculous bird-shaped murmuration over Lough Ennell in central Ireland.








Hamelin, Germany (by Thorsten)

[freddie01] 24/4/2021 08:26

Beziers, France (by Antonio L)

[freddie01] 23/4/2021 07:52

The Bicycle Snake, or Cykelslangen, is a 656-foot long (200 m) ramp in bike-friendly Copenhagen, Denmark.

It was built to replace a large staircase, allowing cyclists (roughly 12,500 each day) to easily and safely navigate through the city.

One study estimated the European Union could cut its transport greenhouse gas emissions by more than 25% if every country's cycling rate was the same as Denmark’s.

[freddie01] 22/4/2021 08:16

Cascais, Portugal

[freddie01] 21/4/2021 07:56

Boca Raton, Florida





Antarctica Sea Ice





Golden Gate Park





Chicago Polar Vortex

[freddie01] 20/4/2021 07:35

Wide open spaces





Tampa Bay is a large natural harbor connected to the Gulf of Mexico on the west central coast of Florida, USA.

It is surrounded by a major metropolitan area comprised of three main cities — Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater — and upwards of 3.1 million residents.

The bay is also Florida’s largest open-water estuary, providing over 400 square miles (1,000 square km) of habitat for a wide variety of wildlife.





Bergen, Norway (by hsadura)

[freddie01] 19/4/2021 07:37

Giethoorn in Netherlands has no roads or any modern transportation at all, only canals. Well, and 176 bridges too.

Tourists have to leave their cars outside of the village and travel here by foot or boat by. So you can probably imagine how peaceful it is there.

[freddie01] 18/4/2021 12:09

Citrus trees create fingerprint-like patterns on the landscape near Isla Cristina, Spain.

The climate in this region is ideal for citrus growth, with an average temperature of 64° F (18°C) and a relative humidity between 60% and 80%.





The Nile River is commonly regarded as the longest river in the world, flowing for 4,258 miles (6,853 km) over 11 countries in northeastern Africa.

In this Overview, it is shown flowing north through Egypt, forming a large delta before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.

Civilizations since ancient times have depended on the waters of the Nile to flood and fertilize the surrounding desert lands.





Martha Cove, Safety Beach, VIC

[freddie01] 17/4/2021 08:40

The Dark Side of Rome...





Split (Croatia)





Flamingos at Lake Logipi.

[freddie01] 16/4/2021 09:17

Istanbul, Turkey














Knaresborough, North Yorkshire - England





Nothern Ireland





Halmstad, Sweden

[freddie01] 15/4/2021 08:03

Giethoorn, Netherlands













This Overview shows dozens of Chinese ships anchored at Whitsun Reef in the South China Sea, roughly 200 miles (322 km) west of Palawan Island, of the Philippines.

Ownership of this reef and the surrounding Spratly Islands is contested by China, the Philippines and other nearby nations.

The arrival of these Chinese ships in March 2021 has spurred a diplomatic incident, causing the United States to warn China against further aggressive moves in the region.









Graz, Austria (by malouti)

[freddie01] 14/4/2021 07:52

Magical clouds

Photos by Sib Janiak









Ben Nevis

[freddie01] 13/4/2021 07:56

Laugerie Basse, France





Salina is the second largest of the Aeolian Islands, a volcanic archipelago north of Sicily, Italy.

Its 10 square miles (27 square km) of surface area are primarily composed of six volcanoes.

Two of its most prominent peaks — Monte dei Porri (bottom) and Monte Fossa delle Felci (top) — are seen here.

The island is home to approximately 2,600 people.





These are salt mounds in the Zagros Mountains of Iran.










Birmingham, UK (by Dave Fieldhouse)

[freddie01] 12/4/2021 08:03

Church In Georgia With A Mountain Behind It.





The U.S. / Mexico border wall that separates San Diego from Tijuana stretches for 14 miles (22.5 km) and doesn’t end where the land meets the water -- it extends several hundred feet into the Pacific Ocean.

While the north side of the border is primarily barren hillsides, the city of Tijuana stacks up against the southern border, its Plaza Monumental bullfighting ring

a vestige of the Spanish that once ruled both sides of the border.









An Australian native chequered cuckoo bee, photo by "Marc" posted on Macro Micro World

[freddie01] 11/4/2021 08:55

Mont-Dore, France (by thierry COLAS)





















“This 3.7 metres (12 foot) wide Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales is the longest aqueduct in Great Britain and the highest canal aqueduct in the world

for use by narrowboats and pedestrians.”

[freddie01] 10/4/2021 08:41

Laxenburg, Austria





Metz, France (by tnroni chen)





Mund, Switzerland





Pebble Beach Golf Links is a public, 18-hole golf course in Pebble Beach, California.

Hugging the rugged coastline of the Monterey Peninsula with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, it is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful courses on the world.

Pebble Beach has hosted six U.S. Open Championships and a PGA Championship.

[freddie01] 09/4/2021 08:03

Tintagel Castle, UK (by napolitl)

[brut winky] 08/4/2021 23:24

I bought pace micro in 1997 when they were 32p, and also NXT at the same time both 30+ baggers, bring back the tech days. This time i will sell, lol

[alexmcdonald] 08/4/2021 23:18

Have you seen the latest news regarding COMM and their plans to float the Home Network side of the business. It's looking likely that the Pace part of the company will be part of a new journey back home.

[freddie01] 08/4/2021 07:50

The Montreal Biosphere is an environmental museum in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

The structure — a geodesic dome designed by Buckminster Fuller — was initially constructed as the United States pavilion for the 1967 World's Fair.

Built of steel and acrylic cells, the Biosphere is 249 feet (76 meters) in diameter, 203 feet (62 meters) high, and uses a complex system of

shades to control its internal temperature.









Cœur-de-Causse, France (by Denis Vandewalle)





Kinnoull Hill, Perth, Scotland (by James Falconer)

[freddie01] 07/4/2021 08:09

Liege, Belgium, 2018.




Budapest (by Helene Baudart)








Bacharach, Germany (by barnyz)





Stratford upon Avon, England

[freddie01] 06/4/2021 07:42

Heddal stavkyrkje / Heddal Stave Church, Norway.







Norway




We think we’ve spotted something unusual on the surface of Loch Ness in Scotland.

The lake extends for approximately 23 miles (37 km) and is well-known as the possible home to “Nessie” — reportedly a massive sea monster resembling a plesiosaur.

While water visibility is exceptionally low at the lake because of high peat content in the surrounding soil, our Overview perspective

does not suffer from the same limitations and picked up this figure in imagery from 2019. Let us know if you think we’re on to something.

[freddie01] 05/4/2021 08:07

The Sydney Opera House is a performing arts center in Sydney, Australia.

In a typical year, it hosts more than 1,500 shows inside its various performance halls, attracting upwards of 1.2 million people.

While the building’s famous “shell” design appears uniformly white from a distance, it actually features a subtle chevron pattern composed of tiles in two colors: glossy white and matte cream.

[freddie01] 04/4/2021 08:23

Tatra Mountains, Poland (by Pawel Kaim)