The Art of Travel - Photography From Around The World

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Falling Water Water falling on river stone, from the Rabkin Japanese Garden.
Pittsburgh Zoo Flamingo's color is determined by diet. Flying in the face of John Water's movie, Pittsburgh's are orange.
Cape Rosier Spring on the coast of Maine.
Red Granite Granite from the Rabkin Japanese Garden in Tarentum PA.
Maine Lupine Spring lupine on the coast of Maine.

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Pittsburgh Zoo

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Flamingo's color is determined by diet. Flying in the face of John Water's movie, Pittsburgh's are orange.

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Under Concorde (PDI) View from under the Anglo-French Concorde at the 1978 Paris Air Show
Paris Air Show (1977) Still life with gendarme. That's the YC-15 in the background which never made it past the prototype stage.
Paris Air Show (1977) The business end of an F-15 from the point of view of a gendarme
Paris Air Show (1977) If you love planes, you would love this place!
Paris Air Show (1977) Go for it!!! Oh, and once she makes it up on the wing, she'll be able to look at the F-15 assigned to Bitburg, our neighboring air base
Paris Air Show (1977) What's an airshow without formation flying?
Paris Air Show (1977) Another also ran, the YC-14 was designed for extreme STOL (Short Take Of and Landing). It utilized the exhaust over the wing for added lift
Paris Air Show (1977) Another view of the YC-14. You can see the exhaust vectored over the wing.
Paris Air Show (1977) Aeroflot - the airline that brought us the first fatal crash as a result of letting the pilot's teenager take the controls.
Paris Air Show (1977) Still life with Russian SST. Standing beneath the Tu-144 watching the crowds.
Paris Air Show (1977) Tu-144, the Russian SST - coincidence that it's nearly identical to the Anglo-British Concorde? Nope!
Paris Air Show (1977) Tu-144. Yes, it says Illyusion -144 on the fuselage, but it's officially a Tupolev Tu-144
Paris Air Show (1977) So in 1977, this is what we thought what transportation in 2020 would look like
Paris Air Show (1977) Ah, the Rockwell Sabreliner - I have 8 hours in my flight logbook flying this bird's simulator
Paris Air Show (1977) Introducing the F-16. The technical representative in the pilot's seat is straight out of central casting.
Paris Air Show (1977) Introducing the F-16
Paris Air Show (1977) Introducing the F-16
Paris Air Show (1977) Remaining A-10 Thunderbolt after a fatal crash the previous day turned the other one to scrap.
Paris Air Show (1977) Remember NY to London in 3 hrs? Not anymore ...
Paris Air Show (1977) Au revoir!

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Flamingo's color is determined by diet. Flying in the face of John Water's movie, Pittsburgh's are orange.

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