Shoreline of Jurrassic Park Looking East

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Shoreline of Jurrassic Park Looking East

commanded by Captain Richard Coote

to capture action photographs of Ospreys hunting up to twelve miles from their nest

David Alan Stevenson designed and built twenty-six lighthouses including the Neist Point Lighthouse which opened on November the 1st 1909 as the most western point of the Isle of Skye

Reykjavik Cathedral or the Hallgrimskirka

on a Peak Design Tripod

through heather and bogs

The Leiden Botanists began to hybridize the Turkish Tulip into an amazing range of colors in the early 1600s

Taking photographs was hardbecause the flying black sand got in our eyes and mouths and on our camera lenses and our hands froze when we tried took of our heavy mittens so as to push our camera's shutter release buttons

Loch Long and Loch Aish

Our picture was taken on the water from a small boat during a sailboat race when winds were gusting twenty knots and a thunderstorm was about to deluge

the fog and heavy low cloud dissipated and within half an hour we were beginning the long hike down to the Lighthouse

were perfectly formed and capable of walking within a minute

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