This Galah was making it's way down to join the others who where eating!

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A brighter interval on a dizzly morning provides some foreground illumination in this view down Hude past Grove Cottage towards Kirkcarrion on the horizon.

This poor tree has now, lost all it's leaves, and is standing there looking naked, until Spring.

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Great Eggleshope Beck is crossed by this ford on the way up to Wire Gill and beyond. Good spot to test the waterproofing of your boots!

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A particularly vivid rainbow made more dramatic by a dark sky background drops onto East Shaws Farm. Westwick. Teesdale

Dark rain clouds rolling into the area. Shortly after I snapped this picture, my wife and I experienced a thunderstorm.

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Barnard Castle town and the River Tees as seen from The Lendings. Watery winter sunshine provides some foreground brightness under a rather stormy looking sky in the aftermath of Storm Darragh the previous day.

A grey, pre-sunset sky, the sun playing peek-a-boo but mostly hiding. Spring has not yet sprung. The temperature keeps shifting back to the colder side. Looking for any signs of emerging Springtime, it was still lovely looking at this grey, cloudy sky, wondering if the sun would break through and brighten things up.

I know that one day I will look out and things will be popping and it will feel like it was all of a sudden even after this long wait.

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Sunshine and shadows across the landscape around the isolated Peghorn Lodge farm in Harwood, Upper Teesdale. Meldon Hill on the horizon to the right.

A natural framed view of the beach at Arbigland, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland.

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As the falling snow eases, a brief bright spell in between heavy snow showers shows off these bare Sycamore trees at Forest in Teesdale

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A brief break in the clouds allows a burst of bright late autumn sunshine to highlight Ash Dub Farm, Ettersgill.

Héritage de la muraille médiévale, cette porte du XIVe siècle fait partie des nombreuses portes de ville de Rosheim. Celle-ci se situe au bout de la rue Braun à deux pas du centre-ville. Son nom provient des gargouilles/mascarons faisant les quatre angles de la tour.

Sources : Blog sur la France médiévale (FR) && Blog photos-alsace-lorraine (FR) && Site de la ville (PDF)(FR)

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The River Tees at Low Force waterfall is considerably swollen by rapidly melting snow from Storm Arwen. Taken on the first day of meteorological winter December 1st 2021.

On Thursday, when I walked out of our local chemist, I saw Paul O Toole, the Local National member for Bathurst he was putting on his tie before going into our local council office, here in Oberon.

He is the Member for Bathurst, Shadow Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism, and Member of The Nationals.

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As the sky starts to clear a patch of strong sunshine lights up a snow covered Stang against a dark sky background.

After such a beautiful sunny weekend, it had to end like this, a storm and lots of rain.

Here is a short video that I filmed on our way home from Flat rock reserve in O'Connell NSW Australia. Some of the noises you hear are the wind blasting through the window and the beeping sound is the speed gauge telling us that we hit the speed limit.

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Swaledale has an extensive lead mining history. This is the remains of the Beldi Hill mine, near Keld.

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A sinister dark sky background emphasizes the bright yellow flowering oilseed rape crops as a storm moves up from the south. Taken looking west from near Hutton Magna, Teesdale.

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Another bright interval in a snowy landscape, this time looking west along Van Farm Lane towards Bowes in the far distance.

Another shot I captured, was we were heading home.

This is what's happening in m back yard right now. It looks like a suspicious gathering to me! Break it up! Break it up! Move along!!

Ominous clouds closing in over Pittwater, and the lone yacht makes its way for the safety of protected waters.

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Vibrant wild poppies and a few vigorous thistles in flower. A little foreground brightness adds some cheer under a gloomy sky

Sm. Obelisk on Killiney Hill, looking across the bay, along the coastline to Bray Head in the far distance.

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Teesdale's iconic landmark seen between two farm buildings in a patch of sunlight as the sky clears.

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A patch of bright sunshine on Thringarth in Lunedale, as seen from Harker Hill.

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A patch of strong sunshine provides some brief foreground and middle distance lighting, but Cronkley Scar and Widdybank Fell are about to disappear as the next powerful squall comes in. Taken from the top of Harthope Bank under a wild sky on an extremely blustery morning.

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A torrential localised downpour passes to the south of the vill;age Hutton Magna, lit by very strong spring sunshine.

I took this from the car was we were heading home towards Oberon NSW Australia.

I took this on my daily walk

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That view again! Looking up the dale towards Great Dun Fell with the NATS radar station on the summit. Cronkley Scar in shadow centre left. Taken from Stable Edge above Newbiggin.

a very wet and windy, early spring morning. on the crumhaughill road, about a 1000ft up on top of a hill between haysike and the west end of the town, very glad when i got home, 3miles further down the road. hawick, scottish borders, scotland.

We followed this truck all the way back to Oberon, we were heading home, after been in Bathurst this afternoon.

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A bright interval lights up yellow oilseed rape flowers under a stormy looking sky.

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A snow-covered Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines, as seen from Botany Farm.

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A man and his dog strolling down a country lane at Thorpe, Teesdale. Late autumn colours, strong sunshine and a very dark sky make a dramatic scene.

the raging river teviot after a night and day of intense rain and storm force winds, floods the football pitch, and rugby pitch at lower mansfield. the normal width of the river is between the fence and the trees on the other side, well they will build things on natures flood plains, as viewed from the weensland side of the river. hawick, scottish borders, scotland.

Here are a few rainbow shots I captured, earlier this evening. after a storm had past over!

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The ruins of the castle and the town behind it as seen from Startforth

Views from Polesden Lacey, near Dorking, Surrey.

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A flock of sheep grazing at Wycliffe, Teesdale in strong autumn sunshine and bright autumn colours in the foliage background.

Tin City, Stockton

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Middleton in Teesdale emerges from overnight mist and fog on a late November morning.

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An extremely swollen River Tees at Whorlton after a very wet night. 11 March 2021

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Patchy sunshine and shadows on Marshes Gill Farm, Harwood. A meadow full of flowering buttercups in front of the farmhouse is lit nicely but dark clouds threaten heavy showers to come.