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An easy walk along the "Lac de la Raviège", west of La Salvetat-sur-Agout. Now we entered pasture land - where we met this bull. The bull fortunately did not take any notice of humans who just passed silently by and took a photo. It remembered me on an encounter I had some years ago with another bull in the Aubrac.
About 6 minutes away - taken a few weeks before the big earthquake which closed the line for a long time due to tunnels, bridges destruction
Meigetsuin 明月院
Meigetsuin is a temple of the zen sect near Kita-Kamakura Station.
The hydrangeas of the garden of Meigetsuin is very beautiful
and the temple is nicknamed "Ajisai-dera" or Hydrangea Temple.
www.kamakuratoday.com/e/sightseeing/meigetsuin.html
明月院 (Japanese)
To reach the glacier we had to walk across this field of broken black volcanic rock. We had already driven our hire car along a 4 km track across similar ground - lots of ups and downs, lots of twists and turns and more potholes than an English winter produces. We had already put on our climbing harnesses (they have a strong rope loop at the front so that our guide could more easily pull us out of any holes we might fall into!) and were carrying crampons and ice axes. By now comparing this with the previous image gives an idea of the speed with which the weather over the glacier can change (There was about 12 minutes between the two shots).
A train full of tired skiers is only about 13 miles away from Union Station in Denver. I think this shot worked really well as a black and white photo.
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On the approach to Holmsley passage, a small stream is crossed (part of Avon Water) on one of the girder bridges on this section that escaped the cutters torch after closure.
towards our car .. these Etosha Pan Ellies are particular high and slender with short tusks ..
They are also often much paler as in other african regions, even some close to white ..