This is one of the side tunnels under the Biltmore Estate Winery. As I was walking in the main tunnel there were a few side tunnels and this one had interesting walls and lightning. I have no idea what is behind those doors. Use your own imagination.
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This is the last unpublished photo from this video. I like this video and I might use it with other photos from NYC, but they will not be part of the video itself.
As always you can click on the photo and see much larger size photo, with more details, you can save it to your device and use it as wall paper. New York, New York!
This time around I want to know not just where it is, but whose statue that is and why it is there.
Saturday Update: Well, no one knew this one at all. Even my wife thought that it was in Savannah Georgia, which it is not anywhere close to. The statue is of Queen Isabella I, the queen of Spain who financed Christopher Columbus on his voyage to discover the route to Asia. During his second trip he discovered Puerto Rico. The statue is in Old San Juan Puerto Rico.
Couple weeks ago we went for a walk around our neighborhood. The Runnymeade road is one of those beautiful streets with middle area being a park like area, filled with different trees that bloom in the Spring. Here are a few photos for your viewing pleasure.
Back in March I shared the first Bixby Bridge image that I took last year on our short trip to Big Sur. It felt like a good time to come up with the second image. Almost the same view, just a bit farther from it. HW 1 is full of photo opportunities and we tried to take advantage of most of them.
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What do you think about this sunset? I think it is really beautiful.
About one year ago I had an idea about doing consistent weekly posts on the same day, with a goal to get my visitors to expect and look forward to those posts. The goal was to provide something different and interesting and bring people back to my blog. So on every Friday I decided to publish a photo with undisclosed location and let readers to identify it. I usually post the answer and acknowledge everyone that knew the place on Saturday or Sunday. Yesterday’s post was #49, almost one year of “Friday Mystery Photos”!
I think a lot of folks had fun identifying places where they have been or saw on someone else’s photos, or just did a guess. One thing that I was expecting, completely did not materialize, is the number of people visit my blog on Fridays. About the same number of you guys stopped by here yesterday as any Friday in March, or as any Friday six or twelve months ago. So this whole idea about getting people addicted to every Friday Mystery Photo really didn’t work on a grand scale. I’m sure there are a few of you who comes here every Friday (thanks guys!), but it did not accumulate as I thought it would. I guess some smarty pants advertisement and marketing guru would have a perfect explanation for it.
I have no intensions to quit on with this mystery photo trend and I’ll do my best to keep it going and find something new for every Friday of the month and I hope you find it interesting to see some cool places and maybe actually know where it is.
And I especially like those Fridays when my wife asks me where I took it, as she pretty much knows every place I have been in the last few years.
Today’s photo takes us back to the lovely San Francisco. I took this photo from a pier at the Maritime National Historic Park. The one that curves like a bow.
