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Another Sunday, another shoot with Leanne. She's grown so much as a model.
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An early '60s (Lane Era) English Charatan pipe with some Scandinavian manufactured Virginia/Perique blend tobacco. Just a snapshot.

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Great shots Gents :thumbup:

I have been visiting my father and took the ferry back home.
The sailboats to the left and behind the ferry, are some of the contenders to this years Hempel Sailing World Championships Aarhus 2018

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Great shots Gents :thumbup:

I have been visiting my father and took the ferry back home.
The sailboats to the left and behind the ferry, are some of the contenders to this years Hempel Sailing World Championships Aarhus 2018

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amazing ferry!

looking forward to your pics from Portugal!
 
They just keep coming :001_smile
Love the village shots, portraits and what's not to like about ice bears.

After my father and I returned from Porto, we stayed at my place for a couple of days and in that period we visited Roskilde Cathedral which is where our Kings and Queens are buried.
Most of the sarcophagus' are really something special, and even back in the days they were rocking - here is the sarcophagus with Christian the 5th (1646-1699), king of Denmark and Norway 1670-1699.

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another "ice bear" from above Svalbard, Norway, in Arctic Ocean.
small gravel islet with several eider duck nests, this guy was feasting on eggs.



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Great shot :thumbup:

Portos "trademark sign" because it raises above everything else; Torre dos Clérigos.
The church and tower is definitely worth a visit. Church is free, tower cost €5.

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Love it Cash :thumbup: - a sort of place I would like to visit :001_smile

Sé do Porto (Porto Cathedral).
Placed in one of the highest places in Porto, looking out over the Douro river from one side and over Porto from the other.
Portugal is well known for its tiles, and they are everywhere. I really like all the tiles we saw, some were artwork like here from the outside of the cathedral.

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From the cathedral there is a narrow path between houses that ends at the riverside.
I recommend you try it, if you get to Porto.

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I will not spam the thread, so the rest will be links :001_smile
http://www.shm.dk/Foto/Porto 2018/Cais da Ribeira 03.jpg (got one with my dad)
http://www.shm.dk/Foto/Porto 2018/Cais da Ribeira 04.jpg (tiled houses are everywhere)
http://www.shm.dk/Foto/Porto 2018/Cais da Ribeira 05.jpg (up close)
http://www.shm.dk/Foto/Porto 2018/Cais da Ribeira 06.jpg (it is almost a maze)
http://www.shm.dk/Foto/Porto 2018/Cais da Ribeira 07.jpg (and down by the riverside)
 
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