Thank you, Greg! I sure enjoy the day.

Now, this is a very interesting picture. I always like the early industrial architecture.

We had a little sunshine this morning with a most beautiful rainbow, now it is all overcast again.

hugs, ERwin

Il ressemble au mur de Berlin, mais je suis certain qu'on peut se promener des deux côtés ! ;-)

It resembles the Berlin Wall, but I am certain that one can walk on the two sides ! ; -)

Have a nice saturday !

Must be remnants from the old rust belt, which is a tragedy. We need good old factory jobs here too.
Tootles...Chris

amazing pic man.txs for sharing

Beautiful blue sky.

The temperature here in the summer is about 55C....too hot! However it's dry.
In the winter it could come to 5C....not too cold.

Nowadays the temperature is around 25C.Very confortable.....

I'm missing the snow I used to have in Seoul.

Hugs.

Nice capture in this shot Greg, I really like it

Hope you have a great weekend

Take care

Hello..
I'm from argentina..
I hope that you return!

That's very interesting! Both the wall and the building have a split level! Also, the shadow on the wall is the continuation of something on the building.

hugs

That's very interesting! Both the wall and the bu

Thanks for looking my daughter's pictures. I'm her first admirer.I'm proud of her.

This construction looks like some buildings of here. Its form, structure, and colors.

I think the old buildings must be restored. They are important for our history. I say this because in my country, my city specially, there is no old building. What a pity!

thanks for passing by my flog!!!

Mel*

Ahhh the progress of progress!

RE: Yes, Down Under has some interesting creatures - and no way I'd hold the skink! But our friend just reached down and made a grab! Comorants are common around large bodies of water both here and in the States. They do catch fish (like in my previous post) and then with a full belly hang out like the post you commneted on.

I hope you've had a delightful beginning to the holiday season.

Cheers,
Kat

Greg, It looks like a view from the railroad tracks. One always sees the crumbling infrastructure best from there, it seems. (Unless it's an overpass, perhaps).

Paul

P.S. Those flying ears of corn are a tough capture. You need a fast shutter speed and a good knowledge of when they migrate (or rather when the farmers take them down). ;P Good "hunting."

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