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Whatever you do spend a little time with sheer beauty

 NOT TO BE MISSED

We might not ever see all of these things in our lifetime if it were not for the Internet and photography.

Ceiling over St. Mary's Altar, Krakow , Poland

                                                   

                                      

 Corsica, France

 

 


Queen Victoria Clock in Chester, England 

 


Prague



Secluded beach Amalfi Coast, Italy 



 

River Seine, Paris 

 


Milan, zodiac sundial, 1768 created by the

Accademia di Brera -Summer solstice the rays strike

the bronze on the floor and for Winter solstice

it stretches to the meridian. 

 

Assos, Kefalonia Island, Greece 


 

Millau Viaduct, France

 


 

Switchback Mountain, Tianman Hwy, China

 


Lighthouse in Sunderland, England 


 

Gate opening to Lake Como, Northern Italy 


 

Astronomical clock, Prague, Czech Republic 


 

St. Petersburg, Russia, up close 


 

Pulpit Rock, Norway 



 

Sheeps Highway, Ireland


 


Dorset, England





 

Turquoise River, BC, Canada


 

Vinhedos do Douro, Portugal


 

Artic Cathedral, Norway 


 

Peles Castle, Romania


 

Underwater Roller Coaster in Japan (No, thank you!) 


 

Victoria Falls, Africa 


 

Ireland


 

The Kremlin, Russia 


 

Micheldever Wood, Hampshire, England 


 

Rocky village, Liguria, Italy 


 

Basque, Spain


 

Balls Pyramid off the Eastern coast of Australia


 

Massive Vietnam cave discovered in 2009 



 

Lightning on Eiffel Tower, Paris, France 


 

 


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