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The Gyosei Art Trail on the Grand Union Canal in Milton Keynes.
Colourful bench on the towpath by Jeremy Turner. The art depicts wildlife found in and around the canal.
Three kinds of weed lit by the evening sun in front of a some dark bushes. Three images taken at f/1.2 and combined into one tryptich.
Camera: Mamiya M645, f2.8 35mm Mamiya-Sekor lens. Tri-X processed in Rodinal @ 1:100. Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, ON
Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Adams in Washington. Even though Rainier is the tallest (14,410 feet) of the five mountains visible from this point, it is also the farthest away, 97 miles. And since the afternoon was a little hazy, it made the mountain practically invisible.
Taken from Larch Mountain, above the Columbia River Gorge
Met these three young women at Bega Valley Relay for Life, a community event raising funds for cancer. Loved their impish demeanour! All local girls, attending the event with their parents who work for Bega Cheese. It was their first time at the event, and not sure they were exactly overwhelmed about being there. They say next year, they will try to get more kids from their school involved which would make it more fun for them.
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Three-flowered avens. Wildflowers blooming (June) just outside my door on the native prairie between Duck Lake and the South Saskatchewan River. See how the tent caterpillars have stripped the aspen in the background?
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Three days through the Mahoosuc Mountains, including the Mahoosuc Notch on the Appalachian Trail in Maine and New Hampshire.
So this is a rare occurrence in nature folks, very rare indeed.
You should feel honored to have witnessed such a momentous occasion :)
Don't think our kitties are going to be happy we're leaving them for the weekend... at least they have each other.
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One of the highlights of my trip to Costa Rica was getting to see wild sloths. The way they looked and moved was just so bizarre and alien to me. Their movements were slow and methodical, but faster than I expected. They could climb up and down trees, and even switch trees completely, in relatively short amount of times. There camouflage is incredible. We saw at least five sloths during the two weeks we were there, and most of the time they were difficult to pick out from among the leafy green canopy.
My Dad spotted this one while we were hiking along a trail near the Sierpe River. He was hanging out near the start of our trail, so after a few minutes of watching him we moved on. When we got back about 2 hours later, he had moved over several trees and was stretched out between two neighboring branches.
Captured in downtown Los Angles at the 7th street station. Olympus AF1, Ilford Delta 400. Processed and scanned by the theDarkroom.com
The "Three Servicemen" Statue at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial--Washington DC. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial recognizes and honors the men and women who served in one of America's most divisive wars. The memorial grew out of a need to heal the nation's wounds as America struggled to reconcile different moral and political points of view.
The memorial was conceived and designed to make no political statement about the war. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a place where everyone can come together to remember and honor those who served.
Facts about Three Servicemen statue:
Designer: Frederick Hart
Dedication: November 11, 1984
Material: Bronze
Height: 7 feet