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Montevideo

Montevideo, of course, has a lot of beaches. It has a massive coastline, most of which is actually along a river (Rio de la Plata) rather than the ocean. The further east you go, the better the water is.

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Monevideo Cerro

Not long after arriving in Montevideo, I had the opportunity to take a quick tour of Montevideo. We didn’t stay anywhere long, but we got a layout of town, where the historical areas were and a bit of the history related to them. Pictured here (in order): Cannons at the Cerro, Flowers at the Japanese Gardens, Plaza Zabala, and the Antel Building across the River Plate.

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Manassas Battlefield

Continuing the journey… I was near Manassas for work took a visit to the battlefield on the weekend. The short tour was fairly interesting. There was much more to the site than what we visited, but it was a scorching hot day, so we kept close to the visitor’s center.

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San Francisco Bay Bridge

One evening we went down to the Bay Bridge for some late evening/night photography. The results came out decently, I think.

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New York - Central Park

It was late evening when I got to Central Park, so I did not take many pictures. However, Autumn in central park is a very pretty time and I’d managed to show up at the peak.

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Mena, Arkansas

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Mena Arkansas

While back in the states visiting my parents, we went up to Mena, Arkansas for a walk and some photo taking. The day could not have been better and we got some really good pictures. We went up into the national park there, as well as around town. There’s an old train station museum in town that was interesting (at least from the outside, we were too late to go inside).

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Innerspace Caverns

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After a long break where work got very busy, I’m back and posting again.  Now…back to my Texas trip….

Innerspace Cavern

One of my visits was to Innerspace Caverns.  These are caverns that were discovered during a mjaor highway constructon project.  They’d been sealed for thousands of years until core samples found them.  There’s several tours avaialble through the day and they’re interesting.  I did the mid-level tour.

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Texas Capitol Building

On the trip through Texas we stopped at the state capitol building. It’s an interesting building to walk through and has pretty grounds.

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In the Peja Mountains

Peja is on the western side of Kosovo, not far from the Montenegrin and Serbian borders. It is the major town on the way to the scenic Rugova Gorge. Of the many things in the gorge is the beautiful waterfall (pictured below). The source is from inside the mountain and has been partially diverted into an aquaduct (also pictured below).

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Skyline Drive

Skyline drive is located west of DC off of Highway 66.  It’s a beautiful (and can be very long) drive along the Shenandoah Mountains inside the Shenandoah National Park.  There are several places that you can enter and exit the driving tail and a large number of spots to pull off the road for views.  There is a nominal fee to enter.

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