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A little foreground brightness on these sheep tucking in after the food delivery on a cold snowy January morning. Hutton Hall farm, Teesdale.
three fat cheviot ewes, grazing on green. with the ewes valley, and terrona hill, as a backdrop, as seen from the footslopes of meikleholm hill. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.
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A fleeting patch of sunshine on the lower part of Lunedale as seen from Folly Top. Kirkcarrion on the hillside in the distance. Taken on a very windy morning as the last of Storm Kathleen passes through.
We had to do a couple of things in Bathurst before heading to Orange, as we were driving along I heard and saw a few magpies attacking and swooping a wedge tail eagle, so Ian stop the car, I quickly grabbed my camera and sadly this was the best i could get, I hope it's still OK? The Eagle and magpie look like silhouettes thanks to the grey clouds and sky. GRRRRRR.
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A small whitewashed field barn at Bowlees, Teesdale, lit from a hole in the dark cloud cover. Part of Ettersgill in the background.
As the night fell over Mauritius, we headed to the beach to catch the last glimmer of the sun as it set in the indian ocean. Already, the moon was up.
Today it was pretty cloudy and cool. Earlier this morning we got a little bit of rain, and the rest of the day was like this.
Dogwood 52-Week Challenge
Week 32 - Landscape: Colorful
Shoot a landscape that packs as much color as you can find into the scene.
I came across this lovely field of poppies; cornflowers & other yellow & white flowers in a field whilst trying to find a suitable shot of a landscape with colour, so this is the best I can do for this weeks theme.
CC welcome.
I took this shots on my way down and back from my local store. Not long after I got home the heavens open up, it started to pour down and then the thunder arrived.
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The same hiker as in an earlier upload. (See photo below).
Completely different location but it's no coincidence that I saw this chap on a number of different walks - it's my uncle who I went away with! :-)
Taken on a walk from Toscaig to Uags (and back!) on the southern tip of the Applecross Peninsula, Scotland.
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A long zoom shot picks out the lower end of the Hudes Hope valley above Middleton in Teesdale, as seen in autumn sunshine from Barningham Moor.
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A little brightness and pale sunshine on the County Bridge and castle ruins, on a mostly cloudy day.
After a great walk up Killiney Hill, reflecting the Obelisk in the globe took ages, I think this is the best of the rest... let me know what you think...
Old Mellifont Abbey in Co. Louth, Ireland.
It was the first Cistercian monastery in Ireland. Created in 1142 by St. Brnard from Clairvaux.
It's got several unusual features foremost of which is the two-storey octagon lavabo which is centre in this photo.
Taken on 12/04/21.
Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM
f/5.6, 1/1000 sec, ISO-500
the sun starts slip down behind the scots pines. on the castleholm, at the end of another day. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.
Here are two shots of the Hydro Majestic taken at Hargraves Lookout in the Blue Mountains NSW Australia.
The Hydro Majestic, established by Mark Foy in 1903 as a groundbreaking health resort, became a cultural icon hosting luminaries and overcoming adversity, including a transformative fire and wartime service, to cement its place in Australian heritage.
I see where the tall height of your area of masonry @ the left is maybe preventing you from centering your awning above your doorway isn't it. Ya like to drape yr shoptowel over yr horizontal doorhandle don't ya.
Hey your little metal flagholder thing looks like it might be gettin kinda rusty there. I'm talking to YOU!
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In downtown Nelsonville, Ohio, on June 28th, 2009, BPOE Lodge 543 on the west side of Hocking Street, north of Fayette Street.
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Library of Congress classification ideas:
NA6212 Commercial buildings—United States—Pictorial works.
NA3008 Awnings—Pictorial works.
NA3010 Doors—Pictorial works.
NA4119 Masonry veneers—United States—Pictorial works.
HS1510.E4 Elks (Fraternal order)—Pictorial works.
F499.N35 Nelsonville (Ohio)—Pictorial works.
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Rapidly changing lighting conditions in this view over to Ettersgill from Ash Hill.
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Sunshine and shadows on Bail Hill above Mickleton as seen from Whistle Crag. A stormy looking sky gives a rather sinister look to the group of pine trees on Scarney Hill on the horizon.
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Looking upstream over the Riiver Tees towards Cotherstone from the Teesdale Way long distance footpath at Cotherstone Crag.
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Since October 2018 the NSW Mid North Coast has had very little worthwhile rain. Once upon a time you could say that the period from Mid December to May was the time when one could expect consistent rainfall with afternoon thunderstorms sometimes bringing heavy rains. This period also had potential for strong low pressure systems to develop with flooding events in the Manning and Wallamba River catchments likely every few years.
It appears times are changing. Drought now seems the order of the day with longer periods between rainfall events. When the rainfall does come it is often in the form of short sharp storms which can dump a lot of rain on a short space of time, most of which has little opportunity to soak in.
The period from October 2018 to March 2018 has seen the lowest rainfall I can ever remember.
These grey clouds in this image are typical of what now appears to be happening, lots of grey clouds but very minimal rainfall actually falls from them.
The NSW election is coming up on the 23rd March 2019 and all the major parties are promising to make it rain. Lets see if they can.
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A little brightness on an otherwise dull day in this view of the River Tees at Barnard Castle, Teesdale. Taken from inside Demesnes Mill by kind permission of the owner.
Here I am standing on the pier looking arcoss the Hawkesbury River in a town called Brooklyn in NSW Australia
the young poser, on the last part of the journey to the summit of warbla hill. takes a breather on top of this very old stile, with the wauchope valley as a backdrop. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.
the heather and bracken covered whita hill. as seen from the top of warbla hill. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland. view large