Urban Oasis

Twilight in St. Petersburg, FL

Castillo de San Marcos

Taken from the San Pedro Bastion of Castillo de San Marcos National Monument overlooking the Bridge of Lions.

St. Augustine, FL. January 30, 2010.







"Ever charming, ever new, when will the landscape tire the view?
~John Dyer

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Of Dichotomy and Co-Existence

I couldn't help noticing this pair of trees on the side of the trail. I immediately thought of life and death, of yin and yang, of their perfect co-existence. Would you say there's something wrong with this picture?

Soldier’s Hole Trail. Fort de Soto Park. St. Petersburg, Florida. 2009. Google Map It


"Ever charming, ever new, when will the landscape tire the view?
~John Dyer

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OW04 - A Glimpse of Heaven

Chimney Rock and Lake Lure, North Carolina. View Chimney Rock on Live Webcam from the Sky Lounge.


"Ever charming, ever new, when will the landscape tire the view?
~John Dyer

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OW03 - Grounded

Taken at Fort de Soto Park in St. Petersburg, Florida.

[From my Picasa Web Album: Beach Walk at Sunrise]


"Ever charming, ever new, when will the landscape tire the view?
~John Dyer

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Outdoor Wednesday 002 - Which Way? Which Way?

The road on the right looks like it goes straight to Rivendell. I pick that one. :mrgreen:

Taken in Boyd Hill Nature Preserve in St. Petersburg, Florida.


"Ever charming, ever new,
when will the landscape tire the view?
~John Dyer

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Outdoor Wednesday #1 - Unexpected Opportunity

Welcome to my first Outdoor Wednesdays post!

Taken in Sonoma, California. The winery wasn't our destination, in fact. My sister and I ended up here, because she had to make a U-turn at the end of the driveway. :D She paused long enough for me to take a picture, and then we went on our merry way to Santa Rosa—well, merry enough; the GPS refused to play nice.



"Ever charming, ever new, when will the landscape tire the view?
~John Dyer

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