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Don't worry, you will find even more interesting things to take photos of. Couldn't post any more because some people would probably be quite pissed to find their faces on a US discussion board.
Here is another one from Turku. On my way to Halinen/Haliskylä. Lonely guy fishing in the Aura river.
Ikr?The amount of motorcycles in Taiwan is ridiculous.That's the consequence of bad infrastructure(talking about metro system here,I'm not saying that MRT is bad,in fact it's excellent and almost everybody agrees with that,but it's not extensive enough and only parts of Taipei and a very tiny bit of Kaohsiung have this "privilege") and the lazy state of mind of my compatriots.
Here is another one from Turku. On my way to Halinen/Haliskylä. Lonely guy fishing in the Aura river.
The Halinen bridge, by the dam. Been jogging there many times. Nothing beats a November jog in freezing drizzle and wind there.
Should be a lot of rainbow trout in that area, so it's quite common to see people fishing there.
And what would I do there? I don't have kids, and the Mörkö character is still a bit scary.
Maybe face your fear of the Mörkö?
What else is there to do there besides Moominworld anyway? I've got a long weekend there and I doubt I'll want to spend the whole time with the Moomins
I don't know if it's part of everyday life, but whatever, it's hardly a touristy photo. Nice view from the Park Plaza hotel.
Is this the near the place you work? You have posted several photos from the same altitude and the cityscape. The building in the front looks very Finnish.
Spent the last few days on the Isle of Iona visiting our daughter who is on staff there. It was drizzly and cloudy and didn't take any pics but this one is from last May. Was up a high hill looking down on the Abbey of Iona.
Spent the last few days on the Isle of Iona visiting our daughter who is on staff there. It was drizzly and cloudy and didn't take any pics but this one is from last May. Was up a high hill looking down on the Abbey of Iona.
Ameriscot if I lived where you do I think I would be walking and walking and walking and....well I'd be getting a lot of exercise.
Ameriscot if I lived where you do I think I would be walking and walking and walking and....well I'd be getting a lot of exercise.
It is a gorgeous place to walk, bike, climb mountains, kayak, canoe, sail.
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