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Just for fun post a non-porn pic.

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One last look at Hopewell.

When I was there that morning at high tide I noticed something familiar in the shape of one of the rocks, well I thought so at least. But it could have been my imagination running away with me ;)
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Or not! There's no mistaking that one!! ;)
 
Spectators watch a match at the Warsteiner Hockey Park stadium in Germany

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Members of the Mexican navy stand in formation during a military review to commemorate independence day in Mexico City

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Fundy National Park.

Parks in Canada are an experience unlike any I've ever had.
The main reason is that everything you can do and see has been maintained and kept in order. The sights that are of particular interest have gravel or wooden pathways and are clearly marked.
Wilderness seems to have been tamed in some way. And the concept of a hike takes on new meaning when you can drive from one sight to the next to take a walk.
And yet the beauty of it all makes it more than worth while!

Along the Herring Cove trail
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Coastal trail which was just that, a trail
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Dickson Falls
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The coastline at Alma
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View of the salt marshes and mountains at the entrance to the park.
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Point Wolfe

One of the few natural harbours along the coastline of Fundy Bay. Point Wolfe used to be a busy harbour for the trade in timber. Nowadays nature has been allowed to take its course but you can still seen remnants of what it used to be sticking out of the sands on the beach.

The bridge at Point Wolfe. I really liked these covered bridges you see scattered around the countryside.
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view from the side
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along the canyon to the coast
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and here a painting of how it would have looked in the 1800's
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^ sigh... a country that's beautiful and safe ... must move to Canada ;)

Thanks for the great pics ..|
 
The Canadian East Coast is beautiful and untouched in many places still.

Thanks again Buttons
 
A Peruvian headdress made of gold by the Mochica pre-Hispanic culture depicting an image of a sea god

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