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With the temperatures soaring to 4C/40F yesterday, we went for a walk in the park for the first time in months.
There were geese in abundance; you can see some on the ice and the river. This is our favourite tree and bench, but the bench will have to wait awhile. In the meantime, however, it will do for Bench Monday (HBM).
There was some winter damage as a broken branch lies on the ground by the tree.
Oh, and Happy Spring Equinox as of 6:28 this morning.
In Comments is the same tree one summer eve last year.
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This is India, my friend.
After getting up early in the morning, and going for a walk around the hotel, I found this scene, on the other hand, quite common in this country
A walk in the park
A walk in the park - Looking down Cathedral Walk with the spires of St Machar's Cathedral peaking above the trees of Seaton Park. As the late afternoon sunshine gives way to a summer's evening, the lengthening shadows cast themselves across the manicured lawns of the park.
720nm infrared
City of Aberdeen, Scotland
Suisse - Switzerland
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
f/7.1 | 1/100s | 17mm | ISO 200
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Gulf State Park
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There were so many of these amazing views of tall evergreens while hiking to Twin Falls in Olallie State Park that Saturday afternoon. With the overcast and at time rainy skies above, I found it easy to capture more views of the settings around where I was walking. That's the story behind this image. While capturing an image with a portrait style might have brought out a view of the full stature of these amazing trees, I wanted to capture a view more typical of the eyes with a landscape orientation. All around were vibrant and lush greens of plant vegetation and browns of trees and a trail leading off into the woods...
The weather is meant to be poor, windy and wintery. Well, up ontop of the Downs it was, freezing, it was windy and was snowing. In Faversham it is so sunny and warm? Who knows whats going on! A new walk in a new wood in the snow. Brilliant, don't know why we have not gone before. An old Forestry Commission evergreen plantation being restored back to mixed deciduous. Lots of wild flowers, orchids, birds and interest and new!
Pasear en el silencio y la soledad de la noche.
Walk in the silence and solitude of the night.
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