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  1. North end of Keystone Pond, formed by Keystone Dam. The raceway leading to the power house is along the left side. The pond is partially drawn down in preparation for dam removal. This is part of larger project to restore natural flows to the Boardman River. The dam upstream, Brownbridge, was removed last autumn.

  2. South end of Keystone Pond, formed by Keystone Dam. The pond is partially drawn down in preparation for dam removal. This is part of larger project to restore natural flows to the Boardman River. The dam upstream, Brownbridge, was removed last autumn. Female mute swan (Cygnus olor) with two cygnets can be seen in t...

  3. Audrey Milligan Pond, Barrie, Ontario

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        May 25, 2013
        Date Taken
        May 25, 2013
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  4. The fountain near Centennial Beach, Barrie, Ontario

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  5. Image taken from Windsor facing Detroit.

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  6. Fra Hammerfest

  7. the peak, smiths parish, bermuda

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  8. Huis Trompenburg te 's Gravenland * Anno 1654 als "Hooge Dreuvik" Herbouwd: 1684 als "Syllisburg" * * Het huidige huis is vermoedelijk gebouwd door Daniël Stalpaert voor admiraal Cornelis Tromp. (Hij was de zoon van de legendarische admiraal Maarten Harpertsn Tromp.) Het huis behoort tot de top 100 der Nederland...

  9. ... from Panum Crater.

  10. As seen from the O'Shaughnessy Dam.

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