Tag: “Atomic Tourism”
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Bikinis and speedos, busloads full
When the consumptive tourists enter my frame, I realise it is not travel-pace that matters most.
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The Titan
The last remaining Titan II ICBM in its silo at the Titan Missile Museum in Green Valley Arizona.
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Birthplace of Atomic Energy Sign
The first city in the world to be lit by atomic power was Arco Idaho. The city hall and business office has a grand sign with a neon atom and all to celebrate it.
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Buckingham Palace
I had to merge two of my photos because it's so large I don't have a panoramic camera, haha, but yes, this is Buckingham Palace, one partially rainy London afternoon in late February.
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Asheville: A Great Place for the Artistic Mind
Would you like to immerse yourself in culture and art while escaping the confines of the everyday life? How about a vacation on a budget?
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Titan Missile Museum
The Titan Missile Museum is home to the sole remaining Titan II Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) complex of the original 54 that were on alert during the Cold War. The Titan II carried a nuclear payload 600 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan!
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Empoyee of the month, no, Year!
On the way from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea, there is a must stop for every tourist bus. This is Alexander (and every tour guide knows him by name!) who is entertaining the tourists and takes them for a short ride for some bucks.
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At Claude Monet museum, Giverny, France
The house Claude Monet lived and worked is a place art lovers often choose as an art tourism destination. And certainly want to buy something to remember the trip.
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Lunchtime in Signoria Square, Florence, Italy
It's lunchtime, in Signoria Square, for these hardworking horses that take tourists on sightseeing tours in Florence, Italy.
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Southernmost Point, Key West
There are 2 engravings nearby this buoy. They read:
God Bless America
City of Key West, Florida
Dedicated Sept.
