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October 6, 2018.
Wings Out West Airshow Prescott, Arizona - Vintage Pratt and Whitney Stearman #Airshow #Wingsoutwest #VintageStearman #PrescottArizona #ErnestLoveField
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Taken October 5, 2015.
The bell tower of the Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe) in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico. Built between 1930 and 1940 the church was constructed on original foundations of a chapel dedicated to Lady Guadalupe in 1901 Our ady of Guadalupe (The Virgin Mary) is the patroness saint of Mexico #IglesiadeNuestraSeñoradeGuadalupe #ChurchofOurLadyofGuadalupe #PuertoVallarta #BellTower #Church Taken October 4, 2014 from Highway 120 near Highway 6
Mt. Dubois rises 13,545 feet over looking Benton Hot Springs in California. Located on the Nevada-California border it is California's 13th highest peak. #MtDubois #WhiteMountains #BentonHotSprings #California #Nevada Picture taken October 3, 2014 - Yosemite National Park as the sun sets from behind. El Capitan on the left, Cathedral Rocks on the right with a very distant view of Half Dome in the background.
#YosemiteNationalPark #ElCapitan #CathedralRocks #HalfDome #Sunset Photo from this date in 2014
With the USS Midway as a backdrop, the Sailor Kissing Statue reminds all who see it of the joy of hearing WWII had ended. The statue is a take on Alfred Eisenstaedt's photograph which was published in Life Magazine shortly after it was taken on August 14, 1945. I always thought the picture was of a sailor kissing his nurse girl friend. However, neither Petty Officer First Class George Mendonsa, nor dental assistant Greta Zimmer knew each other before the famous kiss. To read more about the story behind the kiss, visit the U.S. Naval Institute Website www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2012/july/story-behind-famous-kiss #SailorKissingStatue #USSMidway #SanDiego #VJDay #USNavalInstitute #LifeMagazine #AlfredEisenstaedt "Failure is a bend in the road, not the end of the road. Learn from failure and keep moving forward." Roy T. Bennett
Picture from Lake Mead National Recreation Area. #RoyTBennett #Success #MovingForward #LakeMeadNationalRecreationArea #Positivity #Nevada #Sunset #RedRocks A view of Granite Mountain from Williamson Valley. Topping off at 7,628 feet, Granite Mountain covers approximately 12 square miles. Originally known as Mount Gurly honoring the first governor of the Arizona Territory. Gurley, a congressman from Ohio, was appointed by President Lincoln to be governor but died before taking office. The southwest face has a sheer granite cliff 500 feet high providing excellent rock climbing opportunities.
Granite Mountain is at the northern end of the Sierra Prietas and borders Williamson Valley on the east, the Santa Maria Mountains on the northwest and Skull Valley on the west. #GraniteMountain #WilliamsonValley #Prescott #PrescottNationalForest #SierraPrietas #MountGurly #JohnAGurly On the road from Chicago to Prescott in 2016 I captured this scene on Route 50 through Colorado. It is the Curecanti National Recreation Area. The Blue Mesa Reservoir formed from the Gunnison River.
#Colorado #GunnisonRiver #CurecantiNationalRecreationArea #RoadTrip #BlueMesaReservoir Kualoa Farms is a 4,000 acre private nature reserve and working cattle ranch located in Kamehameha Highway on the east coast of Oahu. Kualoa Farms has 2 listings on the National Register of Historic Places. It is open for tours and activities. Visit their website for more information www.kualoa.com/
#KualoaFarms #Hawaii #Oahu #CattleRanch #NatureReserve #NationalRegisterofHistoricPlaces From 2012 - A couple of ducks fishing on Lake Michigan just off the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago.
#LakeMichigan #Fishing #Ducks #SheddAquarium #Chicago |
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