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A walk on the ice, realising the spring is really behind the corner. A dark tone due to dark ages, but we must all remember that there is always a little stray of light giving us hope.

The mill is surrounded by flood water.

Prunus cerasifera

Pear tree blossoms

The 16 April 2022 Happy Caturday theme is Springtime/Spring Cats. Somehow with the snow and cold rain ... and busy work schedule... and flirting with freezing temps, I did not get much springtime cheer from Tikki. Still I decided to try to share the new attempt rather than one of my past joy of springtime pix. Hurray for periwinkle (vinca) and tulips.

Usually there is a small creek / ditch here, now there is water in the forest as well.

A recent visit to Slains Castle in Aberdeenshire,the light was nice along with the sea thrift growing on the cliff edge wall.

...Dobravlje, Slovenia.

More West End impressions. On Cardero Street in Vancouver.

 

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Santa Rita Prickly Pear Cactus Blossom

Dedicated macro lens. No crop.

Griffith Park - Los Angeles, CA

Sunshine and showers today, not great to be out in but it did produce some lovely light.

The pretty cottage at Ebbesborne Wake Wiltshire. I've taken photos of this traditional pretty cottage before. This time I've photographed it in Springtime before the flowers come out and the window boxes full. Other photos in my Cottage album.

TT 65 - Kreative People group:

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Hypothetical Awards 4th Annual 'Passion and Love' Challenge;:

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a ginger alley kitty

Never be afraid to go the distance~♥

This valley, known as Whitcombe, is part of Ham Hill Country Park, in South Somerset.

It is the site of a medieval village, the village pond remains, (it is not visible in this picture). The stream from the pond, flowed through the willow trees in the centre of the photograph. Some years ago it was piped underground and is now being re-instated, after Whitcombe became part of Ham Hill Country Park.

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Afternoon walk in the park. Shot with iPhone X Max and processed with iColorama.

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