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Happy weekend everyone! Another photo from our Springtime camping weekend. This time processed with my very first, very own texture. How exciting. It was fun to do and I welcome any and all feedback. How do I make this better??
We're scorching here in the UK this weekend. High 80's and no a/c. No complaints from me though...Long live summer!
ps. that would be MY hat she claimed as her own! :)
The dog and I.
Tanami Desert
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Not sure sure the falls on this property are officially named. The grounds are an old Girl Scout Camp sold and donated to the Delaware Water Gap. I wanted the large waterfall here but it is locked up in ice so this one will do.
My first wild camp up on Snowdon, such an amazing experience!
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My kids and I packed up and went camping in Keosaqua this weekend. There is something so refreshing about just getting away and being somewhere I can hardly get an internet signal. No distractions, just enjoying the outdoors, nature walks, playing and great times with my family! REFRESHED.
Three Glaciers Camp in the deep field of Antarctica, with a Basler BT-67 aircraft parked on the snow runway. This remote outpost, nestled amid towering peaks and endless ice, supports scientific and exploratory missions as part of the 2023 Union Glacier expedition.
A Chinese shrimp-fishing village once thrived on this site in the 1880s. Over the next few decades, laws were passed against the Chinese, making life difficult for the fishermen in this village.
Developer Chinn Ho donated the 36-acre site of China Camp Village for preservation as a memorial to Chinese American history. This site becomes part of the China Camp State Park.
Alabama Hills Camp, Lone Pine, CA.
The moon was too bright.
The Exped too comfortable.
The sleeping quilt was perfect.
Blackbury Camp is an Iron Age hill fort situated in Southleigh, Devon, England. The ramparts are still relatively high, showing an unusual entrance feature. The fort occupies the end of a large ridge at some 185 metres above sea level
I caught just the tail end of a sunset that set the sky ablaze in red and orange before the cloud bank erased a large portion of the sky that was being painted red. I was still happy with the little bit I was able to capture.
Morning after some 50mph winds. My grandson survived the night! It was only his second time camping. You can see that my neighbor's cheap popup tent did not fare well. My tent is between the Jeep and the Mesquite tree.
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"Too close" is what it was apparently!
While we were settling down in the dark and lonely tent, we heard lots of squealing....
A group of kids had come for an evening of wall climbing. Phew!!
Those areas of Pakistan which do have problems with internal militancy are fairly simple to avoid. Imagine that Pakistan is almost 4 times bigger than UK and there are more than many tourist destinations in the country which are breathtakingly beautiful and the people are hospitable as well.
My first time to a camp draft and while it is not really a spectator sport, it's great for a photographer.