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"what tangled webs we weave...."
Only deception here tho' is the fact that he's only about 1/2cm across (even with his legs out!) and that's a PicMonkey frame, not my grubby kitchen window! Lol :@)
My printer died, so I had to get a new one - it's brilliant, lovely print....then I had to treat myself to a comb binder as well, so that I can print and bind my precious tutorials... :-)
LOVE the colours of this bit of rusting farm machinery which were enhanced by the gorgeous "golden hour" light and the beautiful landscape
February Photo Walk in the Peak District
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The new combs are pretty good. So far they're on their own bars.
I did a hive inspection demo for my grandma.
It is hard to capture just how high above Comb Wash we are here. All the information I have gathered states that Comb Ridge runs 800-1,000 ft above the wash at its highest points. From what we could see looking north and then south along the ridge, we were about as high as it gets. For scale, look closely at the road below and imagine cars on it. (Where's a car for scale when you want it?)
Real nice comb. Not perfectly straight on the bar, but okay. I love the symmetrical shape of this comb.
This is a Comb-Crested Jacana , They are very small little birds that trot across the lillypads on the billabongs of Kakadu. The father when he has babies will sweep them up and fly away with them if he senses danger. Taken at Yellow Water Billabong Kakadu NT