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Last winter this girl came to relax at the edge of the woods. She looked so at ease since the bucks had stopped chasing her around.
Details of an old red painted window shutter.
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The Pont du Gard is an ancient Roman aqueduct bridge built in the first century AD to carry water over 50 km (31 mi) to the Roman colony of Nemausus (Nîmes).
..with an egg I made the rocket. The smoke is cotton wool. The moon and the astronaut are models.
LED lights
I shot this image at Pukerua Bay in Wellington, New Zealand. It's a location I've been wanting to get a shot of the Milky Way sitting horizontally in the sky and nicely composed with the coastal surroundings. Finally late July 2020 around 3am, I managed to get a shot that I was happy with!
La Isla Pancha es un islote que se ubica en la punta noreste de Ribadeo, en la desembocadura del Río Eo. De superficie limitada, ocupa casi 1 hectárea y, aunque en ella se levantan dos faros (uno de ellos pintado de blanco y azul, datado de 1860) lo más probable es que no se pueda acceder ni al faro ni a la isla en general debido a que está unida a la costa por un puente que la mayoría de las veces se encuentra cerrado. Pese a ello, cabe destacar que la vista es mucho más hermosa desde el mirador que desde el faro.
En cuanto emprendemos camino por la carretera del Faro (la cual se señaliza como "Estrada do Faro") se presenta ante nosotros una impresionante panorámica de la Ría, con Figueras y Castropol de fondo.
Pancha Island
is an islet that is located at the northeastern tip of Ribadeo, at the mouth of the Eo River. With a limited area, it occupies almost 1 hectare and, although two lighthouses stand on it (one of them painted white and blue, dating from 1860), it is most likely that neither the lighthouse nor the island in general can be accessed due to because it is linked to the coast by a bridge that is closed most of the time. Despite this, it should be noted that the view is much more beautiful from the viewpoint than from the lighthouse.
As soon as we set off along the Faro road (which is signposted as "Estrada do Faro"), an impressive panoramic view of the Ría appears before us, with Figueras and Castropol in the background.