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Could not pass this curl at the end of a Bromeliad leaf.
Taken at the Bendigo Conservatory.
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Heading from Oxen Craig to Craigshannoch, we came across this little cornice. Winds on top of Bennachie blow the snow drifts into interesting shapes like this cornice. When these overhang higher cliff edges care must be taken as what appears to be solid ground can just be snow which can collapse if too much weight is applied, one of the dangers of winter walking. This one's fine though, it's small and low.
Curls from this spectacular slow worm (Anguis fragilis) and joy all mine from seeing this magnificent legless lizard when I lifted a black membrane after yesterday’s rain. It may have felt into the boxed section of the garden under construction from the upper section where we had old rockery stones piled up waiting to be re-used. It had nowhere to go and had to be rescued moving where it would have come… but for the price of being photographed and memories shared. Bath, BANES, England, UK
No, no surfer out there shooting the curls. Just me shooting them with my camera. Pretty good waves out there that day.
Davenport Landing, just north of Santa Cruz, California.
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The lifecycle of Queen Anne's Lace from blossom to sculpture always fascinates me. Found this one in Southford Falls State Park in Connecticut. Press "L" for details of the sculptured flower.
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For Macro Mondays 'Curves' theme - this is a piece of glittery ribbon that arrived with a present quite a few years ago. The cat instantly adopted it as a toy and that's why it's still here.
I love when the simplest of things, like a pant on a table in a cafe, turn out be the prettiest images.