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Residential development is seen in Boca Raton, Florida, USA....  

Residential development is seen in Boca Raton, Florida, USA. Because many cities in the state contain master-planned communities, often built on top of waterways in the latter half of the twentieth century, there are a number of intricate designs that are visible from the Overview perspective. Boca Raton is home to roughly 91,000 residents.

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Otherworldly by Nathaniel Merz

Yellowstone is one of those places that at times can seem down right otherworldly.

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Above the Bankers by BRXSON

Sitting on TD Canada Trust Tower's neon green sign, accompanied by my neon green socks.

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Queen of The Dolomites by Lorenzo Nadalini

Dolomites - Italia “Marmolada” is the highest mountain group of Veneto and it's called the Queen of the Dolomites. Its beauty has always struck me. Its greatness has always impressed me. Unfortunately, global warming is melting the glacier which lies on the mountain and its valleys, revealing a molded and burned rock scarred by the weight of ice in constant motion. I hope you enjoy it :) A historical curiosity, unique in its kind: in the deepness of Marmolada's glacier lay the “Ice City”, a thick web of tunnels overall 12 km, together with barracks, kitchens, chapels, sanatoriums, stores, dug by Austro Hungarian soldiers. No one before had dug into a glacier and overall in such a difficult conditions: there was no scientific documentation about it. They had to test materials, explosives (the few that they owned) and technologies, to eventually build something unique in its kind. In 1916 the whole Marmolada had transmuted into a battlefield of the World War I. The most strategic position was occupied by the Austrian troops and was called “Forcella V“ for its shape. The position was right on the top of the glacier, connected with the near bastion on the “Quote 3153“. That position was really difficult to supply because of the Italian troops watching from their bastion of Serauta, too close: from there they could control the whole glacier day and night, in order to avoid any movement on it. But the glacier was the only way to reach the top, walking on its surface with the danger of italian fire, avalanches and snow storms. That was why during the summer 1916, Ten. Leo Handl got the idea to dig a tunnel in the deepness of the glacier, to reach the top, hidden from the Italian. After that they found out what living into the ice was: no avalanches, only above, on the surface, no snow storms, 0°C of temperature: really better than outside. So the original tunnel transmuted in a very extended web of tunnels, that connected all the Austrian positions in around. Under there, there was kitchens, baracks, sanatorium, deposits, everything they needed to survive. At the end, after ten months of hard work, more than two hundred soldiers could live under there. Nowadays only few materials can tell us the story of the Ice City. When the soldiers had to abandon the Dolomiti's front, the ice tunnel kept on collapsing, moving and smelting, without anyone to take care of them. Some of the rests of that time have been found and brought to the museum after the smelting of the glacier (overall over recent years); some other are still buried deep somewhere.

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DSC_2827 London West End Soho Sunset Strip Striptease Cabaret Show 30 Dean Street  

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London West End Soho Sunset Strip Striptease Cabaret Show
I went to the Sunset Strip on my first visit to London back in 1966 at the age of 18, 50 year ago. Back then strip tease was more of an art form and it really did tease. There was different acts such as a nurse and her patient, Teacher and her pupil, Police Lady and her criminal etc. It was real Burlesque a literary, dramatic or musical work intended to cause laughter by caricaturing the manner or spirit of serious works, or by ludicrous treatment of their subjects. Wikipedia Quote. It really was an art form. Unfortunately, in this world of instant gratification the show has now been reduced to Pole Dancing. One thing that has remained the same is the entrance fee which is now £15. With this fee you are welcome to come and go for the entire DAY with say a visit at lunch time returning for the evening show. Totally unique concept for a strip club.

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Waking over the ocean  

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Before arrival in London. (September 2016)

 
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Delhi, India contains approximately 16 million residents. The...  

Delhi, India contains approximately 16 million residents. The neighborhoods of Santosh Park and Uttam Nagar, both pictured here, are home to some of the city's poorest people and contain its most built-up and densely populated land. Numerous studies have shown a correlation between the wealth of a residential area and its total number of trees and the amount of green space. This Overview is a particularly striking example of that trend.

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Praise to the sky. by Dennis Elliott

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