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#MacroMondays - #Reflection
Lampionblume (Physalis alkekengi) - winter cherry
This, for me is one of the things my garden is showing me, I'm fascinated most. This fine structure what looks so fragile and is so strong. One of natures miracles.
Dies gehört für mich zu dem Faszinierendsten, was mein Garten mir zeigen kann. Diese feine Struktur, die so zerbrechlich wirkt und doch so stabil ist. Ein Wunder der Natur.
You realize when you start reflecting that even though we don't want to live in the past, it is so much a part of who we are today.
Lower Darnley, PEI
Holga
Hurricane Fiona devastated much of the Canadian Maritime provinces, including my beloved summer home of the past thirty plus years, Prince Edward Island. Lots of property damage either by wind or storm surge. Still waiting to hear about my cottage and just hoping for the best. Fortunately so far, it sounds like no one was killed or severely injured, which is the best news in all of this. Unlike people, stuff can be replaced.
This was taken a couple of years ago on one of the many fine beaches in Pembrokeshire, Wales. I am still digging through those archives at the minute, as I have not had chance to get out. Fingers crossed for some better weather on Saturday as am hoping to get out then.
Have a nice evening!
Woolly-necked Storck
KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
The world is like a book and those, who do not travel, only read the first page.
If you only visit 2 continents in your lifetime, visit Africa, twice.
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The old sand and gravel pits at Clifton have flooded and now make for an attractive refuge for all manner of wild fowl and geese. Every now and then the River Severn gets a bit full and decides to take a wander across it's flood plain, taking in the gravel pit lakes and plenty of the surounding land as well. This was the scene about a year ago, with the little group of trees almost perfectly reflected in the flood, and in the far distance you can make out the snow capped Malvern Hills.
The sun breaking through the rain clouds combined with a polarising filter really brought the colours out on the amazing rock strata at Sandymouth Beach.
I think we've all felt a bit like this over the last year - here's hoping 2022 isn't quite as rubbish. Best wishes to all you wonderful Flickr folk who take the time to view and comment on my photos, many that barely deserve a second glance - thanks for keeping Flickr the most positive place to retreat to on the internet. Wishing you all a happy and healthy New Year :)
Las Vegas’ Excalibur Hotel & Casino is reflected in a pool at the adjacent New York New York Hotel and Casino.