another of small streams off of NC215

Looking down from a bridge over Kaiwharawhara stream in Otari-Wilton Bush in Wellington. I did this walk to use up time before my son-in-law and our grandson came home. Fortunately not wasted time when you have a camera hungry to make photos :)

Rio Oza

Peñalba de Santiago

León, España

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This black bear caught a salmon and is heading to the woods to eat. The mouth of this stream empties in to a large bay.

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Cranham stream.

The little streams of the mountains please me more than the sea.

-Jose Marti

Little waterfall

This one was taken from a bridge.

Aomori Prefecture, Japan

Happy Bench Monday

Tributary of Devon river.

Shennongjia, Hubei, China

The weather is changing again here in New England. Unseasonably warm temps mid week changed today with light snow all day followed with clearing just in time for a beautiful sunset on the drive home from work.

Water flows through the gorge in Turkey Run State Park in Indiana.

Just a stream in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Its got to be Large

I am hoping to shoot some creeks like this with snow on top of the boulders

I only missed it here by two days last year

If I was travelling alone I would be tempted to head straight to the snow as we expecting over half a meter of fresh snow by friday night

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Beautiful silky stream with fall leaf color in the Great Smoky Mountains

This is to the left of a shot that I published two days ago. To get from this spot to the shot two days ago was only a matter of about 10 feet but when your my age it was an adventure.

(Candidiopotamon rathbunae)

Stream with small waterfall at Grimesthorpe Castle

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A small stream in Hay Wood near Grindleford.

Went for a walk today down a nearby stream. It was so refreshing to be away from the chaos of everyday life and slow down a bit. Being barefoot in nature felt wonderful and I found so many hidden treasures that can't be seen unless you look...

This image was taken one winter in Scotland when the temperatures reached a low of minus thirty degrees celsius. It was difficult to reach as it was running through a ravine but I was determined to get the

The Teign near Scorhill on Gidleigh Common

Akerselva (Aker River), Oslo