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Although they did not make it to Google Earth, there are a few close-ups of some of the petroglyphs in my Panoramio portfolio.
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The white stripe is known as Piedra Blanca, literally 'white stone'.
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"Tindaro Screpolato" (Tindaro Crushed) bronze statue by Igor Mitoraj
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Someone correctly pointed out that this is from Cathedral Peak, not Arlington Peak, where it was previously located. Thanks for the correction!
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Very nice photo! I LIKE it!
✰✰✰ Best greetings from Greece! ✰✰✰
♥♥♥ Merry Christmas and Happy the New Year! ♥♥♥
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his was taken from a commercial flight into the Santa Barbara Airport. At top center is the beach at Shoreline Park, and to the right of that is the harbor. Just behind the buff cliff face at right of center is the Douglas Family Preserve (formerly the Wilcox property). At lower left of center is Arroyo Burro Beach. The dark brown open space at left center is the paragliding hill in Eilings Park, just above Las Positas Road and Cliff Drive.
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Being so close to a plate boundry, I beleive that this is probably cause by crustal movement. Whatever caused it, it's cool. Thanks for sharing.
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Ryan suggested a change in location - and he was correct. This pool is on the way to the pool where I usually swim. - thanks Ryan!
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Someone suggested the indicated location for this photo is 'way off'. However, Panaramio policy recommends photo locations coincide with the point from which photos were taken rather than coinciding with the location of the object of interest. I like that policy. In this case I'm certain the position indicated is within a few meters of the actual vantage point from which this photo was taken.
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Looking at this again I think of Disney's WALL-E character. This poor guy looks forlornly out to sea waiting for some larger relative to come wading ashore. The fence is about 2 m tall and I estimate the overall height is 8 m.
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