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Old 09-01-2013, 12:39 PM
 
Location: Duluth, Minnesota, USA
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Entering Manitoba, through the Pembina, ND border crossing:


Entering Manitoba by tvdxer, on Flickr

Some houses in the Wolesley neighborhood in Winnipeg, where I stayed:


The Wolesley neighborhood by tvdxer, on Flickr

While on a walk through Omand Park, I thought it would be cool to get a down-low photo:


Assiniboine River by tvdxer, on Flickr

Little did I know, what I thought was relatively stable clay had the consistency of quicksand. It was up to my thighs:


By the banks of the Assiniboine... by tvdxer, on Flickr


By the banks of the Assiniboine... by tvdxer, on Flickr

The graffiti on the bridge was artistic:


Graffiti by tvdxer, on Flickr


Graffiti by tvdxer, on Flickr

A rather elegant home on the south side of Assiniboine, which my host said was the "rich side":


Elegant Home by tvdxer, on Flickr

Big boys want their toys:


Toys by tvdxer, on Flickr

Wolesley appears to be a "hipster" neighborhood much like Uptown in Minneapolis about 8 hours away:


The Wolesley Scene by tvdxer, on Flickr

Winnipeg had a ridiculous amount of traffic on the arterials:


Typical Winnipeg Traffic by tvdxer, on Flickr

The buildings outside East India Pub & Eatery reminded me of what I've seen in pictures of new upscale developments in Delhi:


Buildings outside East India Pub & Eatery by tvdxer, on Flickr

If you ever get to Winnipeg, I would strongly recommend fasting the entire day and eating at the East India Pub and Eatery, as it is the largest Indian buffet I have ever laid eyes on. Chicken, beef, fish, lamb, even mussels are here. Not to mention the sweets bar, which isn't in this picture.


Indian Buffet by tvdxer, on Flickr

Did I just take a picture of Paul Schaeffer?


Paul Schaeffer? by tvdxer, on Flickr

Winnipeg is truly a city of strip malls:


Strip Mall City by tvdxer, on Flickr

Some important building:


Some important building by tvdxer, on Flickr

The Forks Piers:


The Forks Piers by tvdxer, on Flickr


What I would guess that Winnipeg looks like on a mildly hallucinogenic drug by tvdxer, on Flickr

Some of my pictures of Lake Winnipeg:


Grand Beach, Manitoba by tvdxer, on Flickr


Grand Beach, MB Seagulls by tvdxer, on Flickr


Grand Beach, MB by tvdxer, on Flickr


Grand Beach, MB by tvdxer, on Flickr
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Old 10-10-2013, 02:36 PM
 
Location: Lancashire, England
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I was out for the day around Sedbergh, travelling by bus, and decided to get off on the spur of the moment. On the map was marked a church, a couple of miles walk away. I had no idea what I would see but it turned out to be an inspired decision to get off that bus.

This is here I got off. The building in the centre was a church; it's now closed for worship but still open to visitors.



The view in the other direction.



This was a railway viaduct; the railway's closed and there's no access to the viaduct.





The road I had to walk up. Spot the milestone on the left - this used to be a turnpike road and the milestone dates from the early 19th century.



Borrow Bridge 5 3/4 miles, Kirkby Lonsdale 10 3/4 miles.



Nice church....



...with stunning views.



The day had been damp with low clouds but while I was at the church the sun came out over the Howgill Fells.







This made the walk to get there well-worthwhile.

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Old 12-02-2013, 09:31 AM
 
Location: Limbo
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Chernobyl/Pripyat:








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Old 04-01-2014, 02:08 AM
 
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All the pictures a looking awesome and the sight you have captured are much appreciable even I have no word and speechless to explain about these sights. Natural sights always have great attraction and you nicely did this by taking the awesome pictures. These beautiful sights will also make the pleasant mood. And same thing is happen to me.
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Old 04-05-2014, 02:24 AM
 
Location: Miami/NYC
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This is from my island. El Nido, Palawan in the western Philippines.
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Old 04-08-2014, 03:16 AM
 
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Nice post and you a captured the much attractive and beautiful and eye catching sight. On one can scroll down without parsing this beautiful sight. Amalfi, Italy: really having the awesome view.
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Old 07-16-2014, 01:20 PM
 
Location: No. Virginia, USA
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If you're sitting in a café along the quay in Phnom Penh in the afternoon you'll see:
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Old 07-18-2014, 12:27 AM
 
Location: North West Northern Ireland.
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Old 09-13-2014, 11:55 AM
 
Location: D.C.
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Default Trip to Angkor Wat last year

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