Esther's photos with the keyword: town

Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland AIMG 1176

Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland AIMG 0860

Seward, Alaska averages over 73 inches of precipitation a year. AIMG 5202

The weather forecast in Seward, Alaska was for 0% chance of rain. Curiously, it was raining when I checked the forecast. AIMG 5205

A frequently used railroad cuts through the town of Aguas Caliente, Peru. There are no safety guards separating the town from the tracks. AIMG 1095

Alausi, Ecuador sits at an altitude of over 7677 feet (2340 meters). It is the starting station of the Nariz del Diablo, or Devil's Nose train - so named after the near vertical mountain of the same name which blocked the route. Engineers designed a series of switchbacks which allowed the train to climb nearly 2700 feet at a gradient of 1-in-18 by going forwards then backwards up a second set of tracks. tracks. AIMG 9897

This street was plowed during the night but at least a foot of snow fell since the last plow truck came by. The blizzard of February 8-9, 2013 dumped two feet of snow in Massachusetts with drifts even higher. It was the 5th worst storm in the history of Boston. The wind was blowing sideways for awhile and left the sides of trees and houses covered with snow. AIMG_2133

Trogir, Croatia is a medieval town on the Adriatic coast of Croatia. AIMG_4296

Mykonos, Greece AIMG_3702

Saint Paul de Vence is a charming hilltop fortified village in Provence, France. It is one of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera. It is known for its architecture, art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes. About 300 people live within the walls of the village, yet 2.5 million tourists visit each year. AIMG_2871

Saint Paul de Vence is a charming hilltop fortified village in Provence, France. It is one of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera. It is known for its architecture, art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes. About 300 people live within the walls of the village, yet 2.5 million tourists visit each year. The Russian born painter Mark Chagall is buried in the Saint Paul-de-Vence cemetery. AIMG_2865

Saint Paul de Vence is a charming hilltop fortified village in Provence, France. It is one of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera. It is known for its architecture, art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes. About 300 people live within the walls of the village, yet 2.5 million tourists visit each year. We visited on a rainy day. The lovely pebbles arrainged so artistically in the walkway were as slippery as ice and made walking up and down the town extremely dangerous. ODT: Grey AIMG_2861

The Appian Way was one of the earliest and most important roads of the ancient Roman republic. The road is named after Appius Claudius Caecus who built the first section of the road in 312 BC. AIMG_2620

Saint Paul de Vence is a charming hilltop fortified village in Provence, France. It is one of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera. It is known for its architecture, art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes. About 300 people live within the walls of the village, yet 2.5 million tourists visit each year. AIMG_2832

Saint Paul de Vence is a charming hilltop fortified village in Provence, France. It is one of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera. It is known for its architecture, art galleries, boutiques and sidewalk cafes. About 300 people live within the walls of the village, yet 2.5 million tourists visit each year. AIMG_2835

Built in 1688 and renovated several times, Eglise Notre-Dame-des-Victiores is one of the oldest stone churches in North America. ODT: Pointed AIMG_1935

With stone homes dating from the 17th Century, Place Royale in Quebec City takes you back in time AIMG_1934

A scale model of the ship "Le Brézé", which transported soldiers to New France in 1664, is suspended in the nave of Eglise Notre-Dame-des-Victiores. AIMG_1939