A-Z Places

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Metropol Istanbul
The tallest of the three towers is 301 meters (987.5 feet).

 

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Needles, San Berdoo County, CA

About as far east as you can go in Cali. The Needles are the jagged bluffs outside of town.

 

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Oneonta Gorge Falls
Columbia River Gorge, Oregon

 

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Punk Rock Portland Oregon!!!!

 

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Qianhai Lake, Beijing

 

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Black-necked Stilts in Rendezvous Bay Pond, an Important Bird Area (IBA) in the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla.

 

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Spanish steps, Roma

 

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Tennessee State Capitol in downtown Nashville

 

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Ueno Park, Tokyo

It was autumn, so the lotus flowers in the pond (Hasu no Ike) were not in bloom.

 

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Victory Square, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
It was dedicated in 1985 to mark four decades since the defeat of Nazi Germany.

 

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Washington Coast

 

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Xanxerê, Santa Catarina, Brazil
A city of around 50K residents

 

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Yokohama Cosmo World, Japan

 

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According to the World Population Review, the largest town in the US beginning with Z is Zionsville, Indiana. It was founded in 1852 as a railroad town. The 2020 Census showed a doubling of residents from the previous one, climbing to just above 30,000. Shown here is the Sullivan Munce Cultural Center, housed in the town's former library.

 

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Agdal Basin (Sahrij Swani), Meknes, Morocco

 

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The Breakers Palm Beach, a 534-room luxury hotel. The present building was opened in 1926.

 

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Carpinteria, Santa Barbara County, California

 

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A typical street in Ditmas Park, an historic residential neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York

 

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Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

 

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Fujisan, Japan

One of my first glimpses of Mt Fuji, from near Hakone. No snow! This was in November, the latest in the year Mt Fuji has been without snow since records have been kept.

A couple of days later, when we got there, still no snow.