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The weather is miserable, it’s windy and it’s raining, but despite that the trees are still looking quite nice, so it was just a matter of pointing the camera out of the window to get this shot.
Take Aim: Trees
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A wee one from a while back that I just have a soft spot for. I love the menacing air of these trees - almost a lynch mob of trees.
The trees are growing on an Esker. It is an important geological feature as it is the longest in the UK. Eskers are formed by a river running underneath a glacier. The bank is a long line of gravel and pebbles.
Aqualate Mere Shropshire UK 26 th February 2019
Knaresborough is a market and spa town and civil parish in the Borough of Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England, on the River Nidd.
Winter in northern Germany. There is no snow but it is below zero degrees Celsius.
Carl Zeis Jena Prakticar 2.4 35mm ('Flektogon')
A quiet Sunday morning at Larkrigg (bridge 180) near Kendal on the dry northern reaches of the Lancaster canal. I was there for about an hour before the tow-boat circus turned up. I was a bit worried at one point, if someone was to asked me what I was waiting for, my reply of "a boat" might have caused some concern. I did think that if I added that Captain Jack Sparrow will be in command, the police would soon arrive! The larch trees on the left were planted by the canal company, very forward thinking of them, as their boats used Larch.
One of Ontario's geological treasures, formed at the base of an ancient sea about 450 million years ago. This is now a nature preserve.
Tree sparrow (Passer montanus) perched on a thin branch.
Mazurek (Passer montanus) siedzący na gałązce.
Gray Tree Frog - The name seems a little misleading to me but I wasn't the one who named it. Taken in Minnesota.
I found this lonely tree while on a walk up the hills round the south side of Howwood. You can see part of the local trout fishery in the background behind those trees. Shot taken a couple of months ago on a warm summer evening :-)
1st place winner "Bare is beautiful " Trees in all their leafless glory.
Daarklands photo competition March 10
Did you know that one of Canada’s richest ecosystems is also one of its most endangered? Garry oak ecosystems are enchantingly beautiful and high in biodiversity. They are unique to a small part of southwestern British Columbia, where less than 5% of the habitat remains in a near-natural condition.
Forced by the strong winds on the Schauinsland summit in the Black Forest the trees have a typical shape.
these tree roots were about the only interesting things I saw whilst walking up the east side of Derwent Dam. It was muddy and flat along the track and bespoiled by construction work and road warning signs everywhere. They are apparently installing a water turbine to power the dam (eh?) and replace the diesel engine that currently does it, for health and safety reasons.
So let me get this straight. The diesel engine has worked for donkeys years and I've not heard of anyone dying from carbon monoxide poisoning at the site, yet they are entirely happy to spend thousands of man hours creating the building and site using dirty diesel powered excavators and machinery and churn up the local environment?
Sometimes I think our country would be better run by communists.
Knole (National Trust) is one of the more formal and grand houses in our area, but they have added some Christmas touches in and around the house.
At this point in the house, it was like being in a deep freeze!