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PhotoHunt 222: Triangle
The Summit marker on the top of Mt Eden volcano in Auckland looks like a triangle.
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22 comments:
Nice tqke on the theme. I wish I had thought of an outdoor example like that
what a cool structure. happy weekend.
Great shot...I may just have to join up with Photo hunt..looks like fun. I love your skywatch photo..the clouds look like cotton balls.
That's a beautiful triangle in a wonderful setting!!
I was close to my photographed triangle, I have a small camera!! Thanks for your visit and happy weekend!
That is a perfect photo for triangle. The summit? What is the elevation, do you know? Did you have to climb far?
thanks for visiting Ann.
love that triangle!
It must have been fun, albeit tiring, to climb up to the summit. Did you climb up to the summit?
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nice photo. I imagine the scenery to be gorgeous.
It most certainly does! :)
Great photo, Ann!
Ah, you found the perfect subject! I really like this!
Find my entry here:
http://www.bristolwood.net/2010/07/17/photo-hunters-triangles/
It is always so interesting to see part of your world so far away from me. Lovely photo Ann. Wishing you a blessed day.
You do know how to find good pictures. This one is unusual, and I just kind of want to stare at it for awhile, don't know why.
very nice and i love the gloomy overcast sky to go with that foreground.
The top marker looks like it reaches the sky. Simple and cool triangle.
I do enjoy seeing your post. So nice to be able to see some of the buildings and things of interest. I love the area you live in.
Nice shot from the mountain top, Ann.
i like your triangle photo. how many steps to the summit?
Interesting looking triangle!
Mt Eden volcano at the summit is 196 metres above sea level. It is the highest natural point on the Auckland isthmus. The majestic bowl-like crater is 50 metres deep. The volcano erupted several times resulting in a series of craters, with the last eruption about 15,000 years ago.
To go up, you can take the easy option by going by car or by bus.
Or you can climb up a series of steps and walk up the track. I usually do this, but sorry I don't count the steps. The track can be quite steep at some places.
neat take on the theme!
Very cool cropping!
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