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The Oktoberfest crowd as seen from the ferris wheel.
6 million people visit the Oktoberfest!
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Watched a flock of Common Tern's land over and over and each time they went straight for the middle of the birds already in the water! A whole lake and they went for the crowd. Smile.
Colorado (migration)
I was in central London yesterday taking a few photos over in Docklands and decided to pop across to Buckingham Palace, maybe to see the flowers following The Queen's death. Events were taking place elsewhere (St James' Palace and The Royal Exchange in The City) so thought it may be quieter. I was wrong. This was the closest I could get comfortably. I would advise all, even those living in Greater London like me, to watch these historic events on TV.
Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
Angkor is surrounded by old reservoirs which were used for water management in the ancient times. On this morning, I was attracted by gorgeous reflections providing a backdrop to the water flowers and respite from the crowds visiting the temple.
Caught another gorgeous sunset last night, hope I am not boring you, I just can't resist that beautiful light. Had trouble coming up with a name so the location will have to do for now. Best wishes to all.
With all the hoopla on social media about the Aurora last weekend, it stands to reason you'd have crowds of people coming out to have a gander for themselves. Here, you'd never know it, but there were probably 50 or 60 people behind me on this little beach. Not long after this capture, the clouds rolled in and the light show was over.
I was drawn to this scene because of the spruce trees. The way the sunrise was hitting the trees made them look like a crowd gathered to watch rising sun.
Amongst a crowd of young aspen trees stands a single pine tree. Hard to say who established roots here first, but I'm guessing the taller conifer tree. Once you sink roots as a tree, well there's no changing places. The pine tree will have to compete for water and sun light. But on the bright side, that pine gets to watch those aspen trees display their fall colors every year.