Hill Station Magnets

The Art of the Farmhouse in the Hill Station

Drawing of Mount abu India it shows beauty of nature and hill station.

The Rose Radio Station Hill Country

“You climb mountains with your feet, but can only move them with your soul.” (Shop: artbyergate)

The Headquarters of MASK and ran by Buddy Hawks

BARN HILL - Western Australia Sunset Glow, amazing coastal rock formations just under Broome.

Old Hill Street Police Station in Singapore. The building was constructed in 1934 as a police station with quarters for the police. During the Japanese occupation it was used by the Kempeitai to hold and, it is said, to torture prisoners. It reverted to police use after the war but after 1983 it has housed a succession of government Ministries. The building has gone through a number of renovations, but the original facade has been retained.. In 1998 the building was gazetted as a National Monument. PLEASE NOTE: Purchased items will be free of watermarks 8L1910.b9713 Nikon D850 | Tamron SP 24-70mm F2.8 VC

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As I was standing on the platform of Tower Hill underground station I noticed a sun beam streaming down onto the tracks and just at the right moment the train arrived.

A view over Port Talbot from Mynydd Dinas from 2014.

Straight Outta New Cross

Tenby Number of views as of 16th April 2019 = 3490. Number of sales as of 16th April 2019 = 3. Tenby, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. A fortified seaside town and port for over 1000 years, this shot shows the picturesque harbour, lifeboat station and colour-washed houses surrounding Castle Hill. Date: 9th June 2012.

Darjeeling, known as the 'Queen of the Hills', boasts of a long history of being a popular destination, especially for its tea, which is world-renowned

Boston's Beacon Oil Company was founded in 1919 and named after the city’s Beacon Hill. By 1992 they had opened more than 350 service stations throughout New York State and New England, most of which used elements of the 1700s era Massachusetts State House. This design emphasized the colonial past with its use of the State House dome, columns, balustrade and the prominent lantern which was humorously enough, mistaken for a typical coastal lighthouse. Beacon ran with the greater public perception and eventually played up the lighthouse in their logo design, including this 1942 example. Sometime in the '50s, Standard Oil of New Jersey bought out Beacon and all of their service station were converted to Esso stations.