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Charlie, wondering what are you doing and is that camera edible.
This is my daughters dog and it was great to be able to catch up with them after lockdown.
"The International Boundary" crosses the first migration route to what would become, give or take 10,000 years, the Americas.
Alaska (United States) / Yukon Territory (Canada).
11:50a.m. December 10, 2018.
9 Days, 4 Dogs, 2,558 Miles. Day 2 (Tok AK to Haines Jct YT).
Mist with a rather comical look at the end of a winter sea shaking session .. almost as though she's been caught in the act lol
This Hosta border is one of many enchanting garden displays at Kew Gardens in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.
Less than one mile from the Idaho - Utah State Line, a southbound Cache Valley Local saunters through the small Idaho town of Franklin the morning of July 9, 2025. Franklin is notable as the oldest town in the Gem State, settled in 1860.
On the left margin is the historic Del Monte Cannery building, now occupied by Lundahl Ironworks, designers and fabricators of steel.
Between Wangaratta and Glenrowan, CLP12, GM27, S311 and CLF1 get stuck into the grade with a load of grain from The Rock in NSW bound for Appleton Dock.
After an aborted mission at Tocumwal, I quickly scooted across to the North-East to try and intercept this train coming out of NSW. Victoria and NSW dropped border control measures at the end of October due to both states achieving an extremely high level of Covid-19 vaccination quickly, bringing their various outbreaks under control. Pretty much all restrictions are dropped, or are close to being dropped, in both states. The ACT and SA are now part of the same bubble, with QLD, NT and TAS joining by 20 December. WA is holding off until next year due to having slow vaccine uptake and large vulnerable remote communities.
2021-11-29 SSR CLP12-GM27-S311-CLF1 Wangaratta South 2CM5
Kidu (black dog in Breton) is a 4-year-old Border Collie, abandoned, that I just adopted from an animal shelter. He is so happy, obedient, affectionate, intelligent and playful.
Here he is playing with his favorite toy nicknamed "moustache"
Now residing in Melrose in the Scottish Borders - 40 miles from the sea :(
Finding landscape shooting very tricky and challenging with large variations in light across the image I feel I can only do HDR to bring out the details. Hats off to all those landscape photographers as seascapes are loads easier. Sky seems to be more yellow on Flickr as was more orange on my PC..
Hooman, I found The Gate for you!
Yep, I can see that Flynn!
Open it, open it!! Open The Gate!
Oh, well, no, we're not going that way today, Flynn. We'll keep going down the lane instead.
What? But... but... It's The Gate! We've gone through this one before. I remember!
I know we have - but not this time! Opening that gate would only let us back into the same field we just came out of... a bit lower down the hill. We'd be doing a circle.
So? There's nothing wrong with going in circles, Hooman!
You would say that Flynn, you're a border collie. You all like running circles.
I liked that field! An' if you open The Gate we could go around it again.
I am not going round in circles Flynnie, that's just silly. Come on, let's go down the lane.
Hmm.. yes, down the lane? An' then we'll go left into tha' funny little farmyard, wi' the rusty tractors in it?
Yep!
An' then left again, at the field with the pheasants in it?
Yes...
An' then left AGAIN at the wood? An'... and left again on the road home?
Err, I mean... I suppose so? Why?
Ohh, nothin' really, 'cept that kinda sounds like we'll be going in a big ol' circle after all, Hooman!! Guess circles aren't so silly after all, are they? Now, why don't you open The Gate?
Flynn, my little gate-finder dog, is always keen to run ahead & wait by a gate... He was keen to "show" this one to me - even though opening it would've simply put us straight back into the same field we'd just left from another exit! I do prefer taking a circular route when out... but perhaps not one involving going around & around in a small loop, in one field!
New Forest, Hampshire
Pearl-bordered Fritillary [Boloria euphrosyne]
LEPIDOPTERA > Papilionoidea (Butterflies) >
Nymphalidae (Brush-footed Butterflies) > Heliconiinae
Lindisfarne beach.
Can't believe it, I shouted WAIT and SIT and they did !!!!
Appeared in Explore 13th November 2010
Pad's, somewhere in the depths of Whinlatter forest, vying for 'first go' of the stick. You can't help but do that when he makes eyes at you like that!
One of several photos from the BORDER series.
A magical place that still has a great influence on me.
as a symbol of freedom and peace there is standing a playground at the old border between Austria and Italy with this border-post barrier, 1900m above sea level. This area is a very popular ski resort where you can have fun between these 2 countries.
This is bamboo.
I'm exhausted beyond words. I'm getting 3-4 hours of sleep a night, no more than that. I'm bombarded with school and homework. Geometry quiz, two sections of history notes and Q&A, and an entire double-page spread for the yearbook all due on Friday, none of which I have started, none of which I have the damn time to do. I'm beat, so bad I want to cry. The worst part is, when I get into my bed, no matter how early or how late, it takes me hours to fall asleep. Hours.
I want a cure.
289 to go.