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Il a fait une température incroyable pour un 20 novembre aujourd'hui et il fallait en profiter.
He made an incredible temperature for a November 20th today and had to take advantage of it.
There 's nothing like cool temperatures and fresh air to raise the spirits. during my forays to the Alabama Hills the temperature can get up into the 100's and when they do, this is where I seek refuge. At around 9000 ft in elevation the difference in temperature is about 15 degrees and there nothing better the a fine mist that floats away from the falls right onto your weary soul.
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When taking this photo the weather was really strange, it rained, snowed and then the sun would come out, you could feel the temperature fluctuating, made for a nice autumn/fall photo.
With this unusual temperatures that we had yesterday this beauties are all in bloom! Have a great day everyone! :)
Temperatures have been wild lately. Thursday the high was 30F, yesterday the high was 75F. Santa won't know what to think
Thanks to the mild temperatures (it's the warmest October ever) the roses are still blooming as if it were still summer.
on a windy day, the moments of sunshine between fast moving clouds made the walk delightsome, despite chilling temperatures.../ Kusten vid norra Uppland, det blåser kuling, solen tittar fram mellan snabbt vandrande moln och gör utflykten njutbar, trots kylan.../ Costa solitaria, et tiempo ventoso con olas dejó las rocas revestidas de hielo, el sol asoma por momentos entre nubes rápidas haciendo ameno el paseo, pese al frío...(237-2)
During the winter the temperature in Bariloche is around 3 degrees Celsius, reaching 8 degrees in the hottest times of the day and -4 degrees at dawn, reaching a thermal sensation of up to -16 degrees C in more extreme situations.
In July of that year, a terrible cold front coming from Antarctica lowered the temperature to -25 degrees for a few days.
Luckily I was not there yet :)))
Last week we had +15 temperatures. This week the temperature has been dropping. This morning I woke up to about three centimetres of snow and a chilly wind that slapped me strongly in the face. We are in our spring season. Well, I'm not so sure...
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Photo of bubbles in a glass - taken March 3, 2023 - [Created a shere, enhanced colour, colour temperature, and exposure, added a swirl, and contrast]
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Temperatures were increasing and the snow pack was beginning to melt, but this was the "Spring scene" at Grand Traverse Lighthouse State Park in mid March.
Discovered only by mere chance by Roman Erler in 2007, deep underground only at 200 meters from Hintertux Glacier’s highest point at 3,250 meters above sea level, lays the natural glacial crevasse, adequately named as “Nature’s Ice Palace”.
With the temperatures of yesterday and today, a place in the shade is a worthwhile goal. Since I don't know where you all are right now and if this is a viable option for you, I'll take you to my in-laws' garden. Here, in the shade of an old and gnarled apple tree, it's quite bearable.
That's probably what this fern thought (if we want to be so bold and put thoughts under the fern).
Aside from the interesting technique they use to unroll their leaves (I always wonder how so many leaves fit into those little rolls), it's the age of ferns that never fails to fascinate me. They are veritable dinosaurs among plants and have been on this planet for over 350 million years. Which is almost an insult from the ferns' point of view, because the dinosaurs only came along more than 100 million years later.
Bei den Temperaturen von gestern und heute ist ein Platz im Schatten ein lohnenswertes Ziel. Da ich nicht weiss, wo Ihr alle gerade seid und ob das für Euch eine machbare Option ist, nehme ich Euch mal mit in den Garten meiner Schwiegereltern. Hier, im Schatten eines alten und knorrigen Apfelbaums lässt es sich ganz gut aushalten.
Das dachte sich wohl auch dieser Farn (wenn wir mal so kühn sein wollen und dem Farn Gedanken unterstellen).
Neben der interessanten Technik, mit der sie ihre Blätter entrollen (ich frag mich immer, wie in diese kleinen Rollen so viel Blatt hinein passt) ist es das Alter der Farne, was mich immer wieder fasziniert. Sie sind wahre Dinosaurier unter den Pflanzen und bereits seit über 350 Millionen Jahren auf diesem Planten. Was aus Sicht der Farne fast eine Beleidigung ist, denn die Dinos kamen erst mehr als 100 Millionen Jahre später dazu.
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Ninety kilometers from San Pedro de Atacama we found the Geiser del Tatio, a 10-square-kilometer geothermal field considered one of the most important on the planet and the highest in the world (4,200 m). There we found geysers of steam, water, mud, etc. that surpass the 15 meters of height, true boilers of water boiling at temperatures of 85 degrees. It is amazing to see the play of light that originates with the sunrise, magnificent colors and view.
This tour included breakfast. We began this tour accompanied by a hearty breakfast, admiring all this majestic geothermal activity and the more daring could enter the pool of thermal waters to finally lower and appreciated what nature has reserved for this place.
The area surprised us with vizcachas, llamas, vicunas and birds such as flamingos, tawa, puna duck, Andean goose among others, and the different flora that offered us the Chilean plateau, with a small stop to taste some local gastronomy, in the little village of Machuca, very famous for its skewers of llam.
Analogue thermometers of a big backery machine.
An impression from an abandoned ginger bread factory somewhere in Germany.
The first day with the new SIGMA Art lens.
After weeks with temperatures around 30C I am a little bit fed up just taking shots of hot fields with blue skies. After a cold and long Winter we all longed for Spring and Summer. And our prayers were heard. Instantly and with immediate effect. If you also suffer from the heat take a look at a cold Winter evening around the banks of River Werre in Bad Oeynhausen, Ostwestfalen, Germany
With temperature in the mid 50's this lizard suns himself on a branch high up in a tree in my backyard
the temperatures are finally up above zero in my neck of the woods and ranch sitting these beautiful horses also has lifted my spirits. I would have to be dying to turn down this job. I love these horses so much. In this shot they are racing me to the hay stack, out in the back 40, where i feed them.
Due to the pleasant seawater temperature and plenty of sunshine ( but a bit dull and foggy today ) , the Xiapu mudflats are rich in kelp, laver, oyster and yellow croakers. Locals living along the beach are mainly engaged in marine culture. The bamboo poles, fish nets and stone columns that are inserted in the mudflats are used to dry kelp, laver, oyster and other marine products. As the sun rises and sets, the tide rises and falls, the bamboo poles, fishing boats and fish nets form various spectacular scenery .
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Temperatures have shot up here, 32°C today and poor Suki still has her Winter coat on !
There will be cat fur everywhere when she starts to moult, any day now :-)
This is a quick shot taken en route to my evening location. I don't normally shoot this early in the evening, but i almost crashed the Adventure Wagon while cresting Countisbury Hill to be greeted by a temperature inversion rising from the ocean and almost fully engulfing Lynton town. Luckily there was a convenient lay by to hand..
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Florida is home to a relict population of northern caracaras that dates to the last glacial period, which ended around 12,500 BP. At that time, Florida and the rest of the Gulf Coast were covered in an oak savanna. As temperatures increased, the savanna between Florida and Texas disappeared. Caracaras were able to survive in the prairies of central Florida and the marshes along the St. Johns River. Cabbage palmettos are a preferred nesting site, although they also nest in southern live oaks. ~ Wikipedia
"Opposites are not contradictory, but complementary."
Niels Bohr
As the temperature outside has climbed closer to three digits, I started thinking about how I wish for ice or snow on days like these. The more I thought about it, I found I agree with Niels Bohr's statement.
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"If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world."
J. R. R. Tolkien
One cold morning our sweet dog, Cooper, headed outside to drink some water. He seemed perplexed...staring at his bowl for quite a while. When he returned I noticed his water dish was full of frozen water. I just had to capture the liquid gold.
A crazy cold temperature of -10 Celsius on this morning but it felt about -18 C with windchill factored in! A little cold on the hands for taking photos, even with gloves on!
The "Crazy Tuesday" theme this week is "Symmetry"
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Temperatures have reached extreme lows in our area. In the early morning, frost covered everything. By the sunrise this made fantastic shots.
With temperatures up in the mid thirties in the south of England yesterday, this Blue Tit was making the most of a juicy Blackberry meal.
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With temperatures finally manageable, the cat again calmly surveys her domain. After a winter in which she expressed not the slightest curiosity about venturing outside, I wondered if perhaps she has finally recognized she is no longer a kitten. To the contrary, she has been out and about more than she has been in the last few years, happily apparently ageless. I remember reading somewhere that "a cat indoors wants to be outdoors and a cat outdoors wants to be indoors...often at the same time." Never more appropriate words for Star...far too demanding but very difficult to resist.
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This is a nice salmon colored boathouse with a comfortable looking bench. Why is the color salmon everywhere I look this year? Maybe I need to have my eyes checked. Maybe it is just tan with a little pink in it ... but that’s salmon, right?
Anyway, it was a nice day to be out in the boat. It was choppy but the temperature was so pleasant.
Taken on the Corottoman River in the Northern Neck of Virginia. HBM