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Chicago from a 30.000 ft view

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Looks like a warehouse but it's...

... a classical guitar on the inside

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The Douro river near my house

Home of one of the best wines in the world: "Porto"

[Tortuga]

After cleaning the snow in a Japanese road

 

So that is how Moses did it....

[kejedo]

So that is how Moses did it....

We had snow almost this high in Maine. Difficult seeing around corners.

[CHecker]

The Douro river near my house

Home of one of the best wines in the world: "Porto"

I really like this pic. This is very pretty. 

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Bacon french toast!!

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Bacon french toast!!

Mmmmmmmmmm, I'll have some............please.........

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Edited August 3, 2015 by surfergirl

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Ignore the quote. I just loved the Dolphin.

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Lego revisited

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Jerry!!!

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Lols

[RaymondG]

Originally posted by Ros

The bridge is known as the Magdeburg Water Bridge and provides a link between two German shipping canals, the Elbe-Havel canal and the Mittellandkanal.

It’s the longest and largest boat bridge in the world.

Connecting the two important canals has been envisioned since the early part of the last century and construction was actually begun in the 1930’s but was hindered by two world wars and then the Cold War that split Germany into the East and the West.

The bridge is a kilometer long and cost more than $500 million Euros.

Without the bridge commercial traffic was dependent on the Elbe river, which was not reliable throughout the year because of occasions of low water levels, and which sometimes stranded boats and barges.

The ultimate overpass:    

 

 

Strange that a project begun in the thirties was delayed by two world wars...

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Can I come over and use the bathroom?

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I heard that sink makes a great wedding present in Cana.

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