2009.5.1 014


2009.5.1 014
Originally uploaded by catarina.berg

Brahehus
This ruin is a wellknown landmark to
motorists travelling between Stockholm, Sweden and the continent.
In the foreground runs the motorway E4, in the background below a precipice lies the Vätternlake, the second largest lake in Sweden. The castle Brahehus was built by a member of the Swedish noble family Brahe around 1650 but burnt down
already in 1708

Jerash


Jerash
Originally uploaded by Megwam

Bethany (Al-Maghtas) The Baptism Site


Bethany (Al-Maghtas) The Baptism Site
Originally uploaded by Megwam

Petra


Petra
Originally uploaded by Megwam

a lost time


20090419_062704
Originally uploaded by Megwam

Petra, Jordan


Petra, Jordan
Originally uploaded by Megwam

Little Petra


Little Petra
Originally uploaded by Megwam

Hildesheim - Knochenhaueramtshaus


Hildesheim - Knochenhaueramtshaus
Originally uploaded by ohaoha

this way to the beach


thiswaytothebeach
Originally uploaded by Mark Dingess Photography

U.S.S. Illinois Bell


Da' U.S.S. Illinois Bell
Originally uploaded by When lost in.....

Possibly the most admired of the ships to bear the name U.S.S. Illinois......This bell is from the "fake" U.S.S. Illinois that was made for the 1893 World's Fair (Columbian Exposition) that was held in Chicago......

This replica ship lasted longer that the 3rd U.S.S. Illinois - which was scrapped during construction.....But was outlived by the first U.S.S. Illinois that was scrapped after 9 years in service - never in combat.......

The longest lasting U.S.S. Illinois sailed around the globe and visited many ports.....Serving mostly with the Naval Reserve and as a training vessel......Again, gaining no combat experience......After 50 years - this U.S.S. Illinois was also scrapped.....

But - It is a fact that no incarnation of the U.S.S. Illinois has ever been sunk by enemy fire.....

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