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This was the first waterfall that I visited at Letchworth State Park.

 

Letchworth State Park, New York

 

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“She is free in her wildness, she is a wanderess, a drop of free water. She knows nothing of borders and cares nothing for rules or customs. 'Time' for her isn’t something to fight against. Her life flows clean, with passion, like fresh water.” - Roman Payne

Antietam National Battlefield, Sharpsburg, MD

Yellowstone National Park

from the Staten Island Ferry, New York

Yosemite Valley, California

 

Before trekking to the standard Lower Yosemite Falls vista point, I made a detour to the left, immediately after the first bridge.

 

This was taken a little before 10am. A little bit later and the direct sunlight would have hit the waterfall and stream, which would have made it considerably more difficult to get an evenly exposed shot.

 

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Put on a parka, some thermal undergarments and hiking boots this morning and braved it out to the lake. The fog did not disappoint once my fingers warmed up. ;-)

BTW, the dock will look like it is protruding into space. That is because the lake level has been lowered by 8 feet for the winter.

Lower Rhine, Germany.

A very rare situation is presenting itself (weather-wise) down in the southern U.S. today.

 

"An outbreak of tornadoes, some potentially long-track and violent, is expected today into this evening over portions of northwest Texas into western and central Oklahoma."

 

Fingers crossed that everyone stays safe.

 

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Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone,

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, US

View of Lower Manhattan, from Brooklyn Bridge Park, New York.

 

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This is Lower Panther Creek waterfalls. For me it is just as pretty as it's big brother that you can see slightly up above it.

Standing at 318 feet tall, Lower Yosemite Falls is a seasonal waterfall fed by snow melt. Flickr Explore April 30th, 2014 #148

Took a quick trip up to Lower Lewis Falls to see what was happening with the fall colors... they're are coming along nicely.. should be awesome in a week or two.

A wonderful evening with acustic music, fire, tasteful beer and the incredible "Baggys-Band" at "Hof Luckmann" in "Bissendorf/Nemden", Lower Saxony, North West Germany.

the Lower Pond in the Penicuik estate ... love this place at all times of the year but its looking pretty stunning right now. Wil lhave to go back again during the week as the trees are just turning now so there should be a lot more of this golden stuff in a few days!

 

'Lower Pond' Big & On Black

Val di Genova - Lower Lares waterfall 20190620

 

Cascata Lares is the most impressive waterfall in Val Genova, The river Rio Lares thunders down over 350 meters creating a spectacle in the last part before the river joins Sarca di Genova.

The moments we've been waiting for. Taken from the viewpoint next to a very picturesque Entallada lighthouse (Faro de la Entallada) near the village Las Playitas in Tuineje. The lighthouse at 196 m above sea level, the view point is lower probably just under 180 m. Beautiful views, but very windy with a narrow hair rising road up to the lighthouse. Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, Spain

Colourful sunset at Lower Laithe reservoir near Haworth.

Outside, Lower Antelope Canyon Hasdeztwazi, Navajo Nation, Page, Arizona.

 

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When I moved to Jersey City it was just after 9/11. If you look to the left of the skyline you see the gap.

No one wanted to live on that side of the building anymore. The ferry to Wall Street was barren. The sunrise was still there.

I was a small town girl from NC trying to learn to live there after all that happened. These pictures are truly an emotional journey of loss and new beginnings---fear---and leaps of faith into each day.

 

Lower Manhattan viewed from Empire State Building.

Just a short walk from the Cresent Moon picnic area

Plitvice National Park, Croatia

The harbour at Lower Fishguard on a grey misty morning. West Wales

With all the mist and the water spray it was impossible to photograph this beautiful falls from viewing deck. I climbed down to the river father from the falls, so I could keep the camera dry. For this photo I used ND filter to make the water silky. Thank you all for visiting my photostream.

Digitalis purpurea, just foxglove, pipe bowl, doll shoe in Dutch, is a well-known garden plant that we can often encounter in wild forest edges and open forest spots.

 

Digitalis purpurea is often 90 to 150 cm high and sometimes also lower. Digitalis purpurea is a perennial plant but can also disappear after 2 years.

 

Digitalis purpurea is poisonous and this is also a reason to be careful with the use in gardens.

 

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Nothing particularly special but I'd never been to this spot before and figured it was worth a look. This is the south end of Plainfield Yard at MP 27.7 on Providence and Worcester's Norwich Branch. Train WONR down from Worcester with two B39-8s has yarded their train and is crossing over to run back north light engine through a clear track to go tie up for the day. They are seen on a tiny deck bridge over an unnamed stream that flows down from Evans Pond.

 

Plainfield, Connecticut

Friday January 22, 2021

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