Connecticut River Raft Race
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الفلكر أتعبني كثيراً لإضافته " الحدّه" على هذه الصوره بعد تحميلها
!. وبعد محاولات > هذه ربما أقرب حده مقاربه للصوره الاصليه نسبياً
للإستمتاع بكامل تفاصيلها Large أتمنى مشاهدتها بأكبر حجم
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:حكاية صوره
هذا النهر أو الجدول على أمتداد يتجاوز الـ ١٤ كيلو ينحدر من اعلى الجبال بدفع
تيار قوي جداً ، قضينا هنا يوم لاينسى مليء بالمغامرات الجميله لأن طريقة الوصول
لهذا المكان هي التوقف على بعد ١٤ كيلو في اعلى الجبال ثم الركوب في القوارب
وتارةً يشتد التيار لدرجه مخيفه على المنحدرات (Rafting - المخصصه لـ (التجديف
ونحاول التجديف ضده وتارةً يتوجب علينا الاستلقاء تماماً على القارب للدخول تحت
جذوع الاشجار الكبيره المتكسره واغصان الاشجار الساقطه، وأحياناً نكون بين الجبال
والشلالات تسقط على رؤسنا والحوادث حدث ولا حرج، ولكنها ذكريات ستدوم
طويلاً تحكيها لي هذه الصوره وترسم البسمه كلما تأملتها
"ولا أملك إلاّ أن اقول >> "سقى الله ذيك الايام
=)
كونوا بخير
Bikini : Mimikri - Bikini Cinzia. At Uber.
Wasabi // Milkshake Hair and Bangs. At Access.
Seahorse and holdpose : YOKAI - Little Seahorse - Baby Seahorse.
Earrings : KUNGLERS - Eileen earrings.
Rings : KUNGLERS - Deani rings.
Skin : [Glam Affair] Pam Layer [Lelutka EvoX] Beige. At The Fifty.
Decor :
Raft : HPMD* Wooden Log Raft - Raft with happy accessories. At Uber.
Rocks : -Hisa- Rocky Heights. In main store.
YOKAI - Little Seahorses
K&S - // Lighthouse. backdrop
The Shotover River is located in the Otago region of the South Island of New Zealand. The river is 75-kilometre (47 mi) long, fast flowing and with numerous rapids. The river is a popular tourist destination for rafting and jet-boat rides.
The Shotover River flows through Skippers Canyon which towers above. As for jet-boating, I did that the following day on the Haast River.
While we stayed in the Kootenay region of British Columbia our friends very kindly took us on a river rafting trip. I didn't take my camera or phone because I didn't want to lose them overboard but luckily we got an 'official picture' of us in action. It was tremendous fun but the water was icy cold! A far cry from what I'm used to in Thailand
© Sigmund Løland. All Rights Reserved.
Rafting on the river Vosso, along with good colleagues. The person farthest to the right, up in front of the fleet is me :-)
This river has claimed many lives over the years, almost every year somebody is lost in this violent river, due to misjudgment or just bad luck - south Norway
Looking back from the first raft to the second.
iPhone 12 Pro Max 65mm f/2.2.
Sky juiced—not generated—with Luminar.
Happy River Thursday!
The Yulong River is cleaner than the Li River and is much better to go rafting on
Taken @Yangshuo, China
A Raft Spider (Dolomedes fimbriatus). This early spring Raft Spider wasn't a fully grown adult, but nor would you call it a juvenile.
Dolomedes fimbriatus are Britain's largest spider, along with their cousin, the Fen Raft Spider (Dolomedes plantarius). Like all the Raft or Fishing Spiders, in the genus Dolomedes, they have an extraordinary ability to walk on water, or even leap from the surface, using the surface tension of water. However, they are also able to dive through the surface tension in an instant, so fast you cannot see it, to grab prey. So they are true masters of the surface film of water.
They don't spend all their time on the surface of the water, and spend much or most of their time in the vegetation beside the edge of the water. Especially when the females are carrying their very large egg sacs in their jaws. The time this species spends on water appears to be related to the breeding season and courtship. The juvenile spiders spend far more time resting on leaves, often some distance from any water, than they on the water's surface (although a few do rest on the surface of the water).
A beautifully coloured young male raftie, spotted close to the entrance at the western end of Shapwick Heath.
A raft shoots through the New River Gorge in West Virginia. Photographed from the Endless Wall trail.
A raft spider (Pisaura sp., Arachnida) foiund in Latvia (Valmiera, 14 August 2017).
Live specimen. Fieldstack (fast method) based on 54 images (Zerene Stacker, Dmap & Pmax). Sony A6500, fitted with a Canon EF 100mm 1:2.8L IS USM; ISO-400, f/4.5, 1/250s,-0.3step, natural diffused light.
For explanations on gear and methods follow link below:
www.flickr.com/photos/andredekesel/8086137225/in/dateposted/
For more informations about Fujikawa Outdoor activities, kindly check this
website: www.naturalaction.co.jp/
Disclaimer: I am not in any way connected to this group.