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The fish are sure to be biting our cheese minnows, olive and pickle bait.
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- some of the peaks (located on the border between Poland and Slovakia), range from the left, in the background : Żabi Mnich (2,146m), Niżnie Rysy (2,430m), Rysy (2,499m) - the highest peak in Poland, Żabia Przełęcz (2,225m), Żabi Koń (2,291m)
- range on the right, in the foreground : Kazalnica, Bandzioch, the beginning of Mięguszowieckie Szczyty
Pigeon River Provincial Park on the Minnesota/Ontario Border.
Grand Portage, Minnesota
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Saffron Walden High Street is part of the B184 which is a long B-road in Essex. It is considerably longer than it was originally by having taken over a sizeable chunk of the A130 when that was downgraded following the building of the M11.
The B184 now starts at Stump Cross, also known as M11 J9A, just inside the Essex border with Cambridgeshire and the point where the A11 reappears after a considerable distance playing second fiddle to the M11. The B184 then heads roughly southeast along the ex-A130 into Saffron Walden, where it crosses the B1052, although the classified roads through the one-way system in the town centre could belong to either road!
Leaving Saffron Walden, the B184 continues across Essex countryside through Thaxted, where the B184 is definitely the dominant partner in a multiplex with the B1051, and to the edge of Great Dunmow.
The Cross Keys Hotel, on the right, dates back some 650 years and is one of the most important buildings architecturally and commercially in the centre of Saffron Walden. This Grade II* listed building was fully restored and renovated in 2012, re-opened on the Diamond Jubilee weekend. Now offering 6 en suite bedrooms in the main period building plus 3 new luxury en suite boutique bedrooms in The Cobblers Barn.
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19th of June, South Wales UK coast. I took this picture today morning. I rode my bicycle to the lighthouse this morning, and I found lovely lights and fantastic atmosphere over the High. It’s been absolutely lovely 😊 with my iPhone 7
Canyonlands, Utah
Looking down from the Island in the Sky plateau towards the western edge of Monument Basin. The White Rim trail skirts the canyons’ edges.
The Lakelander with 70000 'Britannia' going well at High Scales in a lucky patch of light. Superb day in excellent company.
Saturday 18th May 2019 Saphos Trains Copyright Simon Lathlane
Provence, France. Taken with Fuji X-T2 with XF50-140 +1.4X and Canon 500D close up filter. To see a wider range of images. Please click on the link below.
The High Line in NYC, as taken with a Holga. thehighline.org/
Holga
Kodak B&W Tri-X 400 (120mm)
In-house developing and printing.
Decided for an impromptu outing yesterday to High Shoals Falls in the South Mountain State Park in NC. This waterfall is the highlight of the park.
If you take the entire loop trail as I did, the hike is listed as 2.7 miles. I logged in some more while investigating the many cascades along the Jacob Fork of the South Fork Catawba River.
The hike is listed as strenuous but, while pretty tough, I think the shorter hike up Hawksbill Mountain is much harder. Starting out from the parking lot is about a mile of a wide well groomed trail up at a slight incline. At this point I got my first glimpse of the High Shoals Falls. My first thought was, "How in the hell am I going to get up to it!" It looks like a really steep slog and it is. It is mostly stairs and, if you take your time, you get up to the top fairly quickly and it's not as bad as it first looked.
As you can see from my photo there is a large viewing platform for the falls. This spot was really as close as I wanted to get. Any closer and the spray would have been impossible to keep off my lens. If not for that I would have perhaps gotten a few more compositions.
At this point you have a choice on the return route. You can simply hike back the way you hiked in or, as I did, I took a upward side path to the right, which completes the loop. These steps were not fun. Much taller steps and there are still a ton of them to reach the top of the falls. When you get there, another small waterfall and cascades greet you. At this time I was in full sun and there was no way I was going to get a shot. Compositions here are a bit thin as you have to stay on the boardwalk.
You then cross the stream and, yes, you get to keep climbing uphill for what seems to be forever at this point. You are now walking away from the river in nice forests and as most people don't take this route, I was all alone. Once you reach the top you get to start a fairly steep descent for a long way down. I was thinking the steps down from the waterfall would have been the wiser choice.
But overall it was a great place to visit but would not want to do it when temps are high. I am planning a return visit in the fall as the trees would look incredible.
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Trees getting their feet wet at Stratford-upon-Avon.
A new processing of a shot I posted at the time.
The best U shaped valley in the North of England, classic example of glacial erosion. The rocks around the edges of the valley are dolerite the same volcanic rock to be found at Cauldron Snout, High Force and along sections of Hadrian's Wall. An extensive intrusion of this rock known as the Whin Sill.
Squally weather across the High Peak in Derbyshire.
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Angelique Kidjo - Flying High (Lyric Video)
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High force waterfall in the teesdale valley, probably the most impressive falls in england, thanks for looking
Havik/hawk een beetje scoutend vanaf een tak over er iets te halen viel. Het licht was knap lastig maar ik vond de plek zo mooi waar hij zat dat ik blij ben met deze foto :-)
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