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ODC Our Daily Challenge: Starts with the letter "C":
copper
curly / curled
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My aunt's cat, Tyger :) 17.5 years old.
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Leaves are common enough that I'm sure everyone has seen them at some point. If not, congratulations, you've just seen a leaf. Anyhow, this leaf had a particular curl to it that I found interesting. A photo soon followed.
After several days of rain, swimmers have returned to the surf at North Curl Curl, one of Syudney's northern beaches. But some threratening storm clouds are gathering...
I love fences!
Uploaded for Fence Friday
Happy Fence Friday
This one is for Guido, . In my opinion he is King of Detail. You should check his stream if you like this.
Primavera non bussa, lei entra sicura | come il fumo lei penetra in ogni fessura | ha le labbra di carne, i capelli di grano | che paura, che voglia che ti prenda per mano. | Che paura, che voglia che porti lontano. (da Un chimico)
„ Fabrizio De Andre'
After months of chemotherapy and being bald, my hair started growing back in March. I even have natural curls
In Explore 11th November 2017
Photo taken by our son Peter,
A fern leaf still curled up. I was looking for a different fern species, but this one was quite nice as well... it reminded me a bit if an engraved wooden spoon.
North Curl Curl
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I think it's a Garden Tiger moth caterpillar, if so I haven't seen one for years.
I remember many years ago these beautiful moths used to be very common.
Roding Valley meadows.