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I'm digging in the archives today...I'm going to head out to Pawnee Butte for sunset tonight. Hoping for some nice thunderheads out on the plains...so far the forecast is shaping up for me.
Anyway, this is the view you get from the North end of Jewel Lake. This lake is just South of Mills Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park.
pardon my flickr friends for not a very good macro...
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God bless everybody.
An elderly Vietnamese woman digging for clams at low tide on a stormy summer's morning on Van Don Island, Quang Ninh Province.
Bucket-wheel excavator in the Hambach surface mine,
digging lignite, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Schaufelradbagger im Tagebau Hambach beim Abbau der Braunkohle. Wenn man bedenkt, daß diese mächtige Braunkohleschicht bis 2050 als CO2 in die Atmosphäre gelangen wird, fängt man doch an zu grübeln ...
Finnish forces who where already in Norway dig in for a possible Canadian assault. Canada please leave Norway, we do not want a war between Finland and Canada. If the Canadians attack us we will try to kick you out of Norway.
This is the site for a proposed Harley Davidson dealership. They're moving right along. They may have some sediment control and drainage challenges as it's adjacent to a water tower, a new Mercedes dealership, a new nursing school, some apartments, a migratory path and a natural protected area, but so far they're doing great (insert stress cracks here).
In Suttons Bay, Michigan. After being pounded by high winds and snow for days, the sun came out this morning and all is well.
Where I live now, we don't seem to have very many windmills so I've had to go digging into the archives!
I think this the female of a pair of burrowing owls. They've been seen together, for several days now, flying between a couple of burrows that seem abandoned. On Sunday, that included a lot of copulation. After one mating, this bird came over and started scratching out a burrow, sat down in it and then flew away.
I think that in this soil, they'll take an abandoned burrow, but she'll improve it to her tastes, down inside. I suspect that this is ritual digging, that's part of a mating routine.
Watching him at Porthleven took me way back to when I was a kid when I'd go digging for lugworms for local fishermen.
Porthleven, Cornwall
We have been spending most of our time digging trenches, and deep one at that.
Taken @Wellington city, New Zealand
The local museum are excavating an area belived to have been the location for a castle, dating back to around 13-1400 AD