Diamond Princess leaving Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Cruise Ship Diamond Princess, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Diamond Princess is a "big ship with a small ship feel". The ship debuted as the Princess fleet's biggest, and it is the first cruise ship built in Japan in more than a decade.

The ship holds four pools plus a kiddie splash pool and an extensive children's center, and it offers cutting edge entertainment and programs, restaurants, bars and even a dedicated art gallery where you can buy reproductions and original art.

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Time really flies in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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"Countdown Clock for 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, BC, Canada"

Countdown clock for 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, BC, Canada

The Official Countdown Clock for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games is located at the corner of Hornby and Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver, BC, Canada. Since Feb 12, 2007 this impressive clock counts down the remaining days, hours, minutes and seconds to the Opening Ceremony for both the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

The clock bears the official 2010 Olympic and Paralympic emblems - inviting the world to come together and peacefully celebrate in 2010.

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Praying Cowboys at the Cross

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These praying cowboys represent the heart of today's wranglers, ropers and ranchers giving thanks to God.
They symbolize contemporary christianity in the cowboy community with a focus on areas of forgiveness, humility, salvation, peace, submission and prayer.

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Quarai Salinas Pueblo Mission, New Mexico

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The largest stone - as opposed to adobe - mission church in New Mexico is Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception of Cuarac, now called Quarai (Nuestra Senora de la Purisima Concepcion de Cuarac). This Catholic Church north of Mountainair, NM was built in 1629 on an already existing Tiwa Indian pueblo. In 1632 Quarai became the seat of the Inquisition in New Mexico.

In 1678 the inhabitants abandoned the site due to Apache attacks and lack of water. The church was left unfinished. Today the ruins of Quarai and three more Salinas Pueblo Missions are a National Monument.

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Point Pinos Lighthouse, California

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Point Pinos Lighthouse, CA, in fog

Point Pinos Light, on the Pacific coast of California. was built in 1855 to guide ships through the dangerous southern entrance of the Monterey Bay. The name Punta de los Pinos translated to “Point of the Pines”, is an appropriate designation for the thickly wooded northern tip of the Monterey Peninsula where the pines grew almost to the water’s edge.

Often spelled Point Piños, Point Pinos Lighthouse is the oldest continuously-operating lightstation on the West Coast of the United States. Even the lens is original. Its first lightkeeper, Charles Layton, was killed in 1856 while serving as a member of the sheriff’s posse chasing the notorious outlaw, Anastacio Garcia.

In early Pacific Grove days Point Pinos Lighthouse was more than an aid to navigation; it was a social hub. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote of visiting lightkeeper Allen Luce in 1879 in The Old Pacific Capital, and Mrs. Emily Fish, Point Pinos’s most famous lightkeeper, was nicknamed “The Socialite Lightkeeper” for the many parties and dinners she held at the building.

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