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Explored @ 13-3-2012 highest rank was #50

 

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explored mar 21

 

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Explored - 28 June. 2013 - Thank you!

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Explored 11.08.2011 # 180

GOVERNMENT-HOUSE, STANLEY

  

Explored 02.04.2012

March 6, 2019-Seeing Double. I started this challenge thinking of the pairs of buckets that the horses have for feeding. They are all color coordinated to help keep everything organized. then I was like well I could have a pair of me too, wouldn't that be nice if there was two of me in real life lol. I'm going to do this again in not snow clothes attire and try to add a third one of myself in the mix. ODC Pairs

These just make me smile! :-)

 

Have a great day, everyone!

لآتححزن إذآ ججـآءك سسهم قـآتل من [ أقرب النـآسس ] إلى قلبكك ..<\3

فسسوف تججد من ينزعه ويعييد لك الححيـــآة والإبتسسآمه ..=)

 

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Stil behind!!!!

should be taking some more photos today cause its pretty warm and sunny :)

This was taken on my 50mm so yeah that baby fox was like no more than a metre away from me, he is getting very brave.

*Explored on 5th May 08. Highest position #484

My Canon " My baby Coco " ;Pp

  

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Kayla & Lyla - DSC04295

 

Explored #290: www.flickr.com/explore/2017/11/29

 

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This photo may not be used in any form without permission from the photographer. None of my images are in the Creative Commons. If you wish to use one of my images please contact me at: skipplittphotography@gmail.com

 

Tous les droits sont réservés. Cette photo ne peut être utilisée sous aucune forme sans l'autorisation du photographe. Aucune de mes images n'est dans Creative Commons. Si vous souhaitez utiliser une de mes images, contactez-moi à: skipplittphotography@gmail.com

 

Esta foto no puede ser usada en ninguna forma sin el permiso del fotógrafo. Ninguna de mis imágenes está en Creative Commons. Si desea utilizar una de mis imágenes, póngase en contacto conmigo en: skipplittphotography@gmail.com

 

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Exploring the city at night

The cardinal likes eating on this feeder, I see him here quite a few times a day, often sharing a meal with other birds.

Explored on 17.01.2013 #1

Explore: # 30

 

Beautiful caterpillar... (View large, please)

 

From my archives. All comments, faves, constructive criticism and suggestions are always welcome. Thank you!

Explore Jul 2, 2013 #315

 

This is one of the caterpillars I raised. :)

Explorers' Memorial near Penrith commemorates the first crossing of the Blue Mountains west of Sydney by Europeans. Also the first road built over the mountains.

Best position, Explore (Interestingness), 29/05/2011 (#142)

 

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West Woods | Marlborough | Wiltshire

 

[EXPLORED] 20th April 2016 I am really pleased to have this image included in EXPLORE (My 12th EXPLORE to-date). Thanks for all the faves and nice comments. I really appreciate the support and welcome any constructive critique, while I continue to grow and develop my skills as a landscape photographer.

 

West Woods:

West Woods, near Marlborough in Wiltshire is a very beautiful plantation of beech trees on a former ancient woodland site.

 

Today, the woodland site is managed by the Forestry Commission. There is a long and gradual process under way to increase the biodiversity of the woodland by introducing native species other than just beech, through the promotion of natural regeneration and planting. I think that's why there is a red mark on some of the trees (although I'm not sure)...

 

This woodland becomes very popular in late spring due to the fantastic displays of bluebells which carpet the forest floor in certain areas. There is a good network of trails including an easy access route.

 

Did You Know?

There are different species of Bluebells, but the type that grow in West Woods are the native bluebells (Hyacinthoides non-scripta). Here are half a dozen facts about this beautiful flower:

 

1. Deep violet-blue. A genetic mutation occasionally causes white flowers

2. Flower stem droops or nods distinctly to one side

3. Almost all flowers are on one side of the stem, hanging down to one side

4. Flowers are a narrow, straight-sided bell with parallel sides

5. Petal tips curl back

6. Flowers have a strong, sweet scent

  

Location/Directions:

If travelling from afar, come off the M4 at junction 15 and take the A346 to Marlborough. Travel through the High Street and on the A4 towards Avebury & Calne. Approximately two miles outside Marlborough take a (sharp) left turn, which is signed Clatford. Drive up to the crossroads and straight over. About one and a half miles along this road the woods and car park are sign posted on the right.

 

Postcode for the car park is SN8 4DY

 

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I've really enjoyed taking photos of bluebells in 2016. Having this image explored and viewed over 17,000 times has inspired me to write up some ramblings and I've also added a small collection of images on my blog. Feel free to check it out if you have a few spare minutes.

I never noticed their legs and feet before.

This one is impeccably coiffured.

Here's a shot taken in the middle of the day for a change. Taken above Fairlie, just next to the castle. Made explore #488 for about ten minutes on 1st of June before dropping out.

 

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Our Daily Topic - going green

*transmission link: TERU-545-E8-3s*

 

:/OMNUS: EZRA. Do you register this transmission?

 

:/EZRA: Transmission is registered.

 

:/OMNUS: You have been selected for a mission. Our algorithms have determined that, while existence in the Automatonic Sphere is fully functional and accomplishes all tasks, our existence is devoid of a critical aspect.

 

:/EZRA: What is this critical aspect?

 

/Foreign language translator: “hjuˈmæn·ɪ·t̬I”

 

:/OMNUS: This aspect was registered by the inhabitants of the Domain of Living Things. Although their existence was short and primarily futile, *garbled translation* enabled them to obtain a level of existing that is beyond our comprehensions.

 

:/EZRA: Acknowledged.

 

:/OMNUS: You have been selected to travel to the domain of living things and obtain this *garbled translation*. You will be directed to the Alteration Sector to be equipped for your mission.

 

:/EZRA: Mission purpose acknowledged. Proceeding to Alteration Sector.

 

*transmission ended*

  

MOC idea that's been floating in my head for a while now, and an excuse to use some of the parts I obtained at BrickMagic.

Explore - July 2, 2008

I was listening to this music on my iPod

www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NmmLvfzMuE

remake of a "Village People" video

Daily Shoot (#ds568) - "Make a photograph that features a grid of some sort today."

 

Zachary looks pretty confident this time, don't you think?

Explore # 59

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