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One from the archives, a typical family day out in the Lake District high up on High Street. Fond memories of last summer.
I think this is looking along the ridge between High Stile and High Crag. There's Eagle Crag, Comb Crags and High Crag.
I'm sure someone will tell me if I'm wrong. It's a while since I was up there, the memory can play tricks, old age you know ;-)
Well not that high to start with but it certainly found it's thermal and was up and away !!
I am pretty sure it is a red kite , they do come over from the Common every so often .
This restful and happy Great Blue Heron is taking it easy perched upon high...love those woodpecker homes too !
Have a safe and delightful day dear Flickr friends !
Findochty High Church stands prominently on a rocky bluff above the village…
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Australian Hobby (Falco longipennis)
Recently I have noticed two Hobbies around the Heathdale - Glen Orden Wetlands. But each time they were over the Heathdale College oval and the school children were out so no photos. This one came up over the ponds today. I think they are both first year birds.
The bronze figure was created in the 1990s by sculptor Steven Liguori. The statue was based on a photo of one of the last of the high scalers then alive -- Joe Kine.
This "overspill" waterfall only appears when the river is quite full. When there has been a storm it appears to be carrying as much water as the main falls !
GLC's high bay where their drop table and crane are located is much different than it was when I was a kid. Recently GLC spray foamed the entire high bay to help insulate and keep the building warm. Until they did this the entire section of the shop was large windows that were cold drafty and not very efficient, also with the upgrade to make up for the lack of sun light they installed LED lighting. Here is what it used to look like. flic.kr/p/s7ACNQ
Mount Spalding, The Sawtooth and Mount Bierstadt (left-to-right) as seen from Guanella Pass, Colorado.
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Für“Happy Macro Monday“ am 17.10.2022.
Thema:“HIGH KEY“.
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The Little Lakes Valley trail at the end of Rock Creek Road is aa great hike for those who want a taste of the high Sierra without having to work to get there. The trail starts at Mosquito Flat, elevation 10,250 ft and continues along a chain of beautiful small lakes, with only moderate elevation gains in between. This is Marsh Lake, the second lake.
I tried some new techniques for processing high contrast images here and am quite pleased with the results. Thank you Michael Frye!
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