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Fall colors and Lake Fork along the Lick Creek Road near McCall, Idaho, in the Payette National Forest on September 29, 2019. Forest Service photo by Todd Leeds.

Yeah, it's cold. Where's the snow?

The main stream that drains Kalalau Valley. This tropical paradise can only be accessed by a difficult but amazing 11 mile hike along the coastal cliffs, or by sea kayak to the nearby beach. There is a main trail that goes up this canyon for 2 miles, but there's also an unmarked "Hippie Highway" trail that we opted to hike right along the river. There are gardens along the creek grown and cultivated by the 'hippies' that call this place home... mango trees, guava trees, papaya trees, all kinds of fruits and vegetables. One could literally live off the land back there, as some do.

My last picture - so far - from my journey into the Morden Hall Park

 

LEE 0.9 ND ProGlass

Contax 159mm :: Planar 50mm f1.7 :: Fuji Sensia

Numerous streams race down the mountain into Whites Creek. Recent heavy rains have filled them all and whitewater can be seen and heard in the area.

Earl M Hardy Box Canyon Springs, where springs emerge at the head of a short side canyon, forming crystal clear pools and then a sizeable stream, just before the waterfalls.

Quattro mura non posso rinchiuderci per sempre, una passeggiata con chi ti vuole bene cambia tutta la tua prospettiva..

Upper Tamihi in the Chilliwack River Valley. Film 400 Kodak, Canon Elan IIe, Tokina 19 - 35 mm.

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London. Photos are forbidden, but I could not resist just a few. The playoff straight lines and curves are amazing all through the building. The minor domes are Romantic mosaics, alluding to Blake in concept. I also drew and when the drawings are finished, I will post them.

In the Briton backcountry, a little rivers shreds the forest and aims for the sea.

I went to this place 2 times to get the picture that I want

 

In every second lens must be clear from the water splashing :/

  

another view of the stream near our campsite... I loved the colors and textures as much as the sound of the rushing water.

Whitney Portal, Lone Pine, California, July 2012.

Piha, Auckland, New Zealand

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