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The path behind me takes you down towards the river but we couldn't get past as it was flooded. Just over to the left, the ditches were flooded too and I feel sorry for the people in the few houses near here, wondering if they will be inundated. I don't think they have been yet.

house in Boorowa, NSW, Australia by Dianne Tillotson

Old house in the main street of Boorowa. Taken in 2018.

Cultivated banana for retail sale at local market by Phuong Nguyen

Cultivated banana for retail sale at local fruit market in Yangon, Myanmar.

Local Beer by Robert Wallace

At Café des Amis Mexican restaurant in Canterbury, Kent.

Local Natives by Nikki DeBardlebon

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Loufest | St Louis, MO | September 8, 2013

Eastbound Local by Keith Owen

Rowland Lake, WA. 07 Jun 2017.

Local SNSM by S.N.S.M Sainte-Marie, Réunion

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local festival by Mizuno Nakamura

Shenandoah River Bridge Project by Union Ironworkers

Local 5 Ironworkers Complete Project On Time

Hoffa-Aloise 2011 Crab Feed by Rome Aloise

Local 853's Jesse Casqueiro shows off raffle prize.

Local Patch by shaftina©tion

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My Local Patch

Locals by Nikola-Lenivets Art-park

Monica Dubinkayte

Local 38 by SqueakyCleanDave

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I'm assuming this is a legal, who's got more info?

Union Pacific #671 (EMD GP38-2) in Martinez, CA by CaliforniaRailfan101 Photography

Union Pacific GP38-2 #671 leads a local as it rolls through Martinez.

Local by Paul

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I'm sure this guy is paid to dance with the tourists nightly, but it's still an ok shot - taken September 1996, Munich

Bandung 55 @JwJ 4th Anniversary by JWJ SF

Nov. 21, 2014

@ILWU Local 34, SF

Photos: Jeanne Hansen

local boys2 by Adrian Savio

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locals only4 by Jon Bowen

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Fiestas de septiembre 2014 by Ayuntamiento de Valdemoro ES-P2816100H

Grupos locales

Local Natives by Alessia Naccarato

Aug 11th 2013

Ypsigrock, Castelbuono (PA)

Local Market by Malcolm Manners

Local Guys by Ismael Passos

local by giveawayboy

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Easter Monday 2019 129 by Mark Schofield

I was out on the moors over Easter and had got some nice bird shots, no owl although I had been watching them. On Sunday evening I was above Meltham when I saw smoke rising near Marsden so I drove that way home. There was a blaze above Eastergate, a local beauty spot. I could see firemen with beaters and took some shots with the 600mm lens. I fully expected it to be brought under control overnight.

The morning after I was up at 6.15 and straight out. The first thing I saw was a giant cloud of smoke lit by the rising sun.I was heading that way so I went up Standedge and took a few shots. A large part of the moor was burnt black and the fire had fanned outwards.

I had breakfast in Marsden and a guy who lived near the fire said that the helicopter had arrived to begin water bombing so I went back up there. Over the course of the day the fire grew, driven by brisk winds. I could watch from a mile away and get great shots. I swapped lenses once or twice as the helicopter was picking water up at reservoirs close to the road. As sightseers arrived the helicopter would switch to a different reservoir, there are lots of nearby small reservoirs.

I reverted back to wildlife in the afternoon but headed back in the evening. A second helicopter had arrived by now. The blaze was national news and people were coming from miles around to watch the drama unfold. The amount of fire fighting equipment that had been deployed was unbelievable. I transferred a few shots to my phone and emailed them to the local paper. You often don't even get an acknowledgement that they received them they just appear on the website straight away and in the paper the day after. A fifteen hour day and 300 shots and it was back to work in the morning. The fire was still raging and stupid people were walking out to the flames in the dark even as the two helicopters were still water bombing.

apples by educateoutdoors