360° panorama by G"otz Mensel.
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360° panorama by G"otz Mensel.
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night walk in Hamburg Germany harbor city

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360° panorama by Blink3D.
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360° panorama by Cesar Santana.
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The Pelluco Beach, located in the charming city of Puerto Montt in the Los Lagos Region, Chile, is a coastal destination that captivates with its natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere. Known for its golden sands and extensive coastline, the beach offers a perfect escape for those seeking to enjoy the unique combination of the ocean and the surrounding landscape. Pelluco stands out for its calm and clean waters, ideal for swimming and enjoying water activities. The gentle sea breeze and panoramic views of the bay of Puerto Montt create a serene and welcoming environment. Families often find in this beach a conducive space to share pleasant moments, whether it's building sandcastles, taking walks along the shore, or simply relaxing under the warm sun of southern Chile.

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360° panorama by LABVA PRO.
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360° panorama by LABVA PRO.
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360° panorama by LABVA PRO.
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360° panorama by Sebastiano Serino.
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Salgado - Kuwait

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360° panorama by Rub'en Casti~neiras Lorenzo.
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Placed in the village of Celanova (province of Ourense, Galicia, NW of Spain), in its Praza Maior, and attached to the monastery of San Salvador (founded by San Rosendo), from which it is a part, it is a baroque church that began to be built in the 17th century, under the direction of Melchor de Velasco, to replace the primitive Romanesque. It has a Latin cross plan, with three naves and large pilasters on which rests a groined vault and a dome in the transept, the latest a Pedro de Monteagudo work. Inside, several altarpieces by Castro Canseco are admirable, especially the main one, in great baroque style, with formidable Solomonic columns and exquisite carvings. Also noteworthy are the two choirs, attributed to Castro Canseco as well, the upper one in plateresque style with thirty-eight seats, and the lower one with twenty-eight, with its backrests adorned with carvings representing saints of the Benedictine Order (upper ones) and scenes from life in the monastery (the lowers), and which are a unique work of Galician baroque. References: In English: Wikipedia In Spanish and Galician: Galipedia Wikipedia Mancomunidade Terra de Celanova

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360° panorama by Rub'en Casti~neiras Lorenzo.
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Placed in the village of Celanova (province of Ourense, Galicia, NW of Spain), in its Praza Maior, and attached to the monastery of San Salvador (founded by San Rosendo), from which it is a part, it is a baroque church that began to be built in the 17th century, under the direction of Melchor de Velasco, to replace the primitive Romanesque. It has a Latin cross plan, with three naves and large pilasters on which rests a groined vault and a dome in the transept, the latest a Pedro de Monteagudo work. Inside, several altarpieces by Castro Canseco are admirable, especially the main one, in great baroque style, with formidable Solomonic columns and exquisite carvings. Also noteworthy are the two choirs, attributed to Castro Canseco as well, the upper one in plateresque style with thirty-eight seats, and the lower one with twenty-eight, with its backrests adorned with carvings representing saints of the Benedictine Order (upper ones) and scenes from life in the monastery (the lowers), and which are a unique work of Galician baroque. References: In English: Wikipedia In Spanish and Galician: Galipedia Wikipedia Mancomunidade Terra de Celanova

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Andrew Chekmaryov.
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The steam mill was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It is not an architectural monument, but local residents take care of it.

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360° panorama by Robert Prior.
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History of Sechelt Heritage ForestIt all began in 1986 when the District of Sechelt expanded its official boundaries.  Sandy Hook, Tuwanek and the area in between were included as well as second growth forested land with important old growth areas containing some trees 500 to 1000 years old.In 2000 a local resident noticed tapes up for logging in what is now the Hidden Grove and the movement to save this local gem began. A Hidden Grove Park Steering Committee (a committee of the Sandy Hook Community Association) was directed by the District of Sechelt to prepare a development concept plan for that area of District Lot 3006 known as Hidden Grove or Interfor Block 350. On November 6, 2002 the original work of the committee seemed basically completed with a presentation to the District of Sechelt council.Nevertheless from 2002 and until 2008 the Committee worked to thwart logging interests in the area as they wanted to clear cut the Hidden Grove. When the Sunshine Coast Community Forest was formed and at their first AGM, the SCCF promised no logging for 2 years, later this was extended to 5 and then to as long as they had tenure from the Province. Then and only then was real work allowed to go ahead with the work parties putting in approved trails and starting other projects.  In 2011 the SCCF tenure was extended to 25 years so the Committee could relax.In 2011 the Sechelt Groves Society was formed using some seed money from the SHCA and including some SHCA board members on the new Society board.Throughout 2011 and into the 2012 Society carried on with trail building and maintenance but also saw to the installation of the parking lot. It launched major dedicated fund raising for Phase 1 of a Accessibility Trail into the Ancient Grove. As funds came in work started in the August of 2011. The "Take It Easy — AYAT-TSUT" trail was officially opened on May 12, 2012.During the same period the entrance kiosk was donated and the Trailbuilders completed its installation on September 19, 2012  On July 12, 2012 work was started on the second Accessibility trail — Monty's Way — with the official opening on April 7, 2013.By the spring of 2013 the Society had raised over $60,000 in funds and in kind donations as well as obtaining special support from the District of Sechelt and the Sunshine Coast Community Forest. The volunteer Trailbuilders had put in literally thousands of hours of hard labour to get everything done. Since then the Society has taken on numerous smaller projects such as permanent trail intersection maps and interpretive signage on Monty’s Way . Plans for the near future include a second expansion of the parking lot and extensive landscaping with native plants. Adapted from the Hidden Grove website.

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360° panorama by Robert Prior.
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History of Sechelt Heritage ForestIt all began in 1986 when the District of Sechelt expanded its official boundaries.  Sandy Hook, Tuwanek and the area in between were included as well as second growth forested land with important old growth areas containing some trees 500 to 1000 years old.In 2000 a local resident noticed tapes up for logging in what is now the Hidden Grove and the movement to save this local gem began. A Hidden Grove Park Steering Committee (a committee of the Sandy Hook Community Association) was directed by the District of Sechelt to prepare a development concept plan for that area of District Lot 3006 known as Hidden Grove or Interfor Block 350. On November 6, 2002 the original work of the committee seemed basically completed with a presentation to the District of Sechelt council.Nevertheless from 2002 and until 2008 the Committee worked to thwart logging interests in the area as they wanted to clear cut the Hidden Grove. When the Sunshine Coast Community Forest was formed and at their first AGM, the SCCF promised no logging for 2 years, later this was extended to 5 and then to as long as they had tenure from the Province. Then and only then was real work allowed to go ahead with the work parties putting in approved trails and starting other projects.  In 2011 the SCCF tenure was extended to 25 years so the Committee could relax.In 2011 the Sechelt Groves Society was formed using some seed money from the SHCA and including some SHCA board members on the new Society board.Throughout 2011 and into the 2012 Society carried on with trail building and maintenance but also saw to the installation of the parking lot. It launched major dedicated fund raising for Phase 1 of a Accessibility Trail into the Ancient Grove. As funds came in work started in the August of 2011. The "Take It Easy — AYAT-TSUT" trail was officially opened on May 12, 2012.During the same period the entrance kiosk was donated and the Trailbuilders completed its installation on September 19, 2012  On July 12, 2012 work was started on the second Accessibility trail — Monty's Way — with the official opening on April 7, 2013.By the spring of 2013 the Society had raised over $60,000 in funds and in kind donations as well as obtaining special support from the District of Sechelt and the Sunshine Coast Community Forest. The volunteer Trailbuilders had put in literally thousands of hours of hard labour to get everything done. Since then the Society has taken on numerous smaller projects such as permanent trail intersection maps and interpretive signage on Monty’s Way . Plans for the near future include a second expansion of the parking lot and extensive landscaping with native plants. Adapted from the Hidden Grove website.

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