@mattblaze I love the reflections! But, also, I wonder about bird deaths. :)

@mattblaze Have you ever experimented with IR photography? (sorry if I've missed posts with it) This image reminds me of it, with the glowy brights. :)

@mattblaze I love the fact that you are interested in the facts and history. :)I never would've guessed what that was. The parts of NORAD that I've come across in Canada are the domed radar towers. This one was part of the Barrington Air Station, operational in 1957, decommissioned in 1990, and this remaining part is now a Canadian Coastal Radar site. We went here to see the lighthouse and as fog lifted, were rather surprised to see it dwarfed by the radar station.

@mattblaze Really beautiful.

@Jerry Can the maps be turned off?

@mattblaze Thanks!

@alice LOL. On Maritime beaches, I've often seen golf balls, as folk love the beach golf, and I've seen some sad roses, but a lemon is different. :)

@mattblaze From the air. On this day, the Bay was looking muddy and that interesting wave seems some sort of demarcation.Sorry, not trying to hijack your post, you just reminded me of how interesting it looks from the air as well. :)It's interesting to see your image, because those light pylons in my image seem to be a limited part of the bridge or is that just the lighting?

@Tutanota stuff like this just makes the people they claim to be aiming for dig further down. It won’t stop them. It will make things unsafe for everyone else, as back doors can be exploited.