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This bank of rock is just about 40 yards down the beach from the swirly sandstone outcrop of the previous shots. If you didn't know better, you would think that it was a man-made wall. The embedded boulders look to be set in cement.
We went out to the sailboat this evening and things have gone from bad to worse for the owner. Sand is taking over the craft and the waves have busted through the windows on the port side, allowing sand and water in. At this point, I think it's going to take a backhoe and a water jet (Mama Lizards idea) to move enough sand to get it out. Very sad situation.
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Friends stand the test of time. Taken in Sonoma, CA
Stones embedded in the low tide sand at Jurby Beach on a calm Autumn evening. This shot was taken in the brief but magical blue hour, which never fails to deliver cool hues and tones which are impossible to achieve at any other time of day. I particularly like the subtle sunburst projected through the vibrant post sunset sky in this shot 🌅
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From embedded journalists to embedded spouting, I've seen 'em all now! I like how this elegant downpipe has been embedded in the masonry at the street level.
A rabbit freezes amongst the grasses.
The reason freezing works as a defense is that a predator’s attack behavior may actually be triggered by motion. Evolution has caused the freeze strategy to come into existence precisely because it fits in with the way the visual systems of predators operate.
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Headed over to Fife a few weeks ago to shoot the old ruins at Seafield, and spotted this old branch that was wedged solid into the sand at the shoreline.
As seen in previous photographs, this industrial spur requires the use of a parking lot to get from CSX's Pinoca yard to the industrial park. The only point at which the tracks aren't embedded is right at the switch points (sort of unfortunately). Switch points in the pavement are fairly rare.
At this point, they had just switched Colonial and were coming off the track on the right. TheThe conductor would then throw the switch and they would proceed back into the industrial park (via the track on the left) to work for several hours.
Been a while since I posted an old cottage. Here´s one I found last weekend. I think it was quite nice and blended in well among the autumn leaves.
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