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This is the view on a rainy June afternoon from this window in the museum.
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The window overlooks the museum's sculpture garden and the Mall as seen here and in the museum's page on architecture.
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No place else in the world have I consistently seen those cloud towers as in the Western Pacific and Philippine Sea. They and the sunsets on them are among the still bright memories from there. I've seen them elsewhere at times, but month after month almost every evening's sunset had those things lit. Brilliant bioluminescence, things the size of footballs flashing to light the masts and twinkling masses giving a nearly constant flickering blue green light one could read by is the other big one.
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As you can see in my shot of the old "terminal" area and runway there was not much there. Note the circular bomb craters all around the pond and elsewhere. Looks well overgrown now instead of almost burned over back then. It was a Japanese airfield that had a hard surface applied and that is about all. Actually there was no "terminal"—just a small concrete block building among storage sheds and such if I recall where maybe a couple of passengers could shelter from a storm. No jets down that way at the time, DC-6 from Guam south. Most of the strips were not paved. This was red dirt and this packed coral that was pretty much as good as concrete.
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vielen Dank zusammen! :-)
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The new Speedwell Foundation Conservation Carousel was installed at the National Zoo in November 2012. It features zoo animals turned by solar power. For closer views see this one placing the carousel and this with general detail and this of some of the animals.
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Très belle photo. Like.
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Gracias,Cinza, por sus ambles comentarios.
Es, efectivamente, una ciudad muy bonita.
Saludos,Francisco
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Muchas gracias,Cinza, y un cordial saludo,Francisco
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Muchas gracias,Cinza, por su visita y
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Saludos desde Granada,Francisco
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