Fallen logs with branches create natural sculptures on a flowing river
Natural Sculptures in the Water
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Small by Comparison
A huge paddleboat dwarfs another boat on the Savannah River, Savannah, Georgia
Small by Comparison
Exploring Poshina
Exploring around Poshina, Gujarat reveals a town by two rivers awaiting monsoon to replenish the water supply
By the River in Poshina
There are remnants of lava flow from the past around Poshina
Lava Rock Formations near Poshina
Rural India – Siphoning Water from the River
Although the levels in the river are low, these people are availing themselves to water by siphoning it.
Siphoning Water from the River
Colorful Cafe
A colorful cafe on the banks of River Thames in Windsor, England
Colorful Cafe
People in the River
The lack of water at low tide on River Teign creates a surreal scene. People are walking on the riverbed searching for mussels
Green Hills by a Dry River
Shaldon Bridge on River Teign
The existing Shaldon Bridge is a 324 meter multispan structure over the Teign Estuary between Teignmouth and Shaldon in South Devon.
It appears that there is no need for Shaldon Bridge at low tide!
Shaldon Bridge on River Teign
Stranded on a Dry River Teign
Originating on Dartmoor and entering the sea at Teignmouth, the River Teign boasts hugely diverse habitats that attract a large variety of birds and wildlife. At low tide, it appears below that boats are marooned in the river.
Stranded on a Dry River Teign
Teignmouth
Teignmouth, England, is a large seaside town, fishing port and civil parish in the English county of Devon. The River Teign is an impressive 31 miles long and winds its way down from Dartmoor to the sea at Teignmouth.
At low tide, it appears below that boats are marooned in the river.
Left Out on River Teign
Swimming on Thames
Swans and Canada geese swimming on the River Thames at Windsor. They are attracted by people willing to feed them.
Swimming on Thames
Watching Boats on Thames
Watching boats go under a bridge on River Thames at Windsor …..
Watching Boats on Thames
Windsor on Thames
Windsor is a town on the River Thames in southeast England, just west of London. It’s home to Windsor Castle, a residence of the British Royal Family. The River Thames flows through the whole of the Royal Borough and it is along or near the river that many of its historic and attractive towns and villages can be found. The River Thames is the cleanest river in the world that flows through a major city. This is a major feat considering that fifty years ago the river was so polluted that it was declared biologically dead.
Windsor on Thames
A Bird’s Eye View
A bird’s eye view of River Thames and London from the top capsule of London Eye
A Bird’s Eye View
London Eye on Thames
The London Eye is a cantilevered observation wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames in London. It is Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel, and is the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom with over 3.75 million visitors annually, and has made many appearances in popular culture.
London Eye on Thames
Bridge to the Green
Golfers have to cross the river via this bridge to approach the green at Mount Mitchell Golf Course in North Carolina
Bridge to the Green
Beside the River
A golf green beside the river at Mount Mitchell Golf Course in North Carolina
Beside the River
A River Runs Along
Water always adds to landscapes but does pose challenges for golfers. Here is a golf green at Mount Mitchell Golf Course right beside the river.
A River Runs Along
Bench View – Bridges over Susquehanna River
An often unheralded aspect of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is the spectacular bridges that cross the Susquehanna River. All of these bridges were major engineering feats when they were built and are very long.
A bench view of the bridges over the Susquehanna River
Bridges over Susquehanna River
Bench View – Sunset at Pamlico River
A bench view of the sunset at Pamplico River, Washington, North Carolina
Serenity at Sunset on Pamlico River Washington
Bench View – Catawba River, Hickory
Winding its way from the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina to central South Carolina, the Catawba-Wateree River Basin contains eleven reservoirs, fourteen dams, and supplies roughly two million people with drinking water.
Here is a bench view from the Catawba river as it flows downward from Lake Hickory Dam in Hickory, North Carolina
Catawba River
