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Fränkisches Freilandmuseum, Bad Windsheim
Nikon D750, f/7.1, 1/100 sec, 28.0mm, ISO 200
AF-S Nikkor 28.0-300.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
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There is a few rock formations around NZ that are worthy. While this one is not spectacular, IT was unusual because of the location to me. I am assuming it is limestone.
This farmland is on the side of the Lune Valley, a few miles from Lancaster. In the far distance is Morecambe Bay, and if you increase the size of the picture you might just be able to make out the nuclear power stations at Heysham. These are just left of centre, on the horizon.
Labour Day is a day off work, and this time, I decided to drive around the Croatia-Slovenia border countryside. We've ended in Ozalj, a town on the Kupa River, with a castle/fortress built on a cliff above the Kupa River.
Taken with an ancient Pentax K100D Super digital camera and a much more recent smc Pentax-DA L 18–50mm F4–5.6 DC WR RE kit lens.
Across the wildness of the countryside
Where deer's roam and horses ride
Through the fields covered in fallen leaves
Blown from the branches of the trees
That spread their colours from side to side
Across the wildness of the countryside
Stripped naked by the Winter breeze
My cloud it grows between your trees
Filled with juices waiting to flow
Down on your branches, ready to sow
Seeds of life , shooting without a sound
Between your trees, soaking your wild ground
Beyond the sharpness of the wire
Ascending the fields that get higher
Under the skies, where clouds float free
Now does stand an ancient tree
Ruling the Kingdom of the green
Its blooming limbs are now seen
By the eyes that now do look
At this page from natures book
As the fields, climb higher and higher
Where beauty grows beyond the sharpest wire
Through the gap, now is seen
A tree lined path of vivid green
That stretches far from the near
Until it does seem to disappear
Smaller and smaller, as nature does send
Wild beauty from it's very end