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Locked me up
Maybe it’s too late
Is there time to change Fate
Throw away the key
Bar the door
Don’t come back here anymore . . .
Lock Keeper's House, Lock 48, Rochdale Canal at Littleborough. (foot of the pennines, UK)
Here the Canal traverses the Pennine hills via a series of Locks, Leading eventually to Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire.
The Canal is 32 miles from Manchester to Sowerby Bridge.
Off the coast of Cayo Santa Maria, Cuba, the shallow clear water provide easy sight for the Pelicans to spot their prey. Up and down the beach pelicans can be found flying slowly against the breeze looking for fish. When they spot one they climb and then dive straight down into the water. This brown pelican was locked in mid dive on his way to catch a little lunch.
Old, rusty hardware, time and weather ravaged wood, peeling paint. But hey, it has a nice shiny lock.
Old boxcar at the Niles Canyon Railway maintenance yard near Sunol, California.
It’s wet outside once again, so delving into archives.
This was taken same morning as previous post, the frost had frozen the dew of the evening before. I was intrigued by the way which the air had been captured, locked into the water and the interesting shapes that they were too.
Thanks for stopping
A couple of African antelope males fight each other for dominance! Taken at San Diego Safari Zoo, CA.
(tough way to win a lady's heart by butting heads!)
Another shot of my second favourite lock with a nice array of autumn colours.
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Along the way and during my trip from Calgary, AB to Sechelt, BC, I stopped for a few shots. This one is the pier located in Salmon Arm, BC. The water is covered in ice but gave a rather interesting and somewhat foggy look. In the mountains beyond, clouds played in the rolling hills as they dodged the mountain tops and skirted the the edges below.
H. Bjorge on the Caledonian Canal at the Corpach sea lock with Ben Nevis in the background.
Corpach, Scotland,
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Yesterday hubby and I took a lovely walk with Daisy Dog alongside a canal near our home which opens up onto the Blackwater Estuary, we walked to the Marina and had lunch and then walked back passing the quaint and beautiful Lock Keepers Cottage, simply so beautiful, hoping to have brought some of the beauty to this image, have a wonderful Sunday ~ KissThePixel2019
Locked on Target
Eagle preparing to snatch a fish in the Susquehanna River
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Yes, locks are fascinating. My 3-year-old grandson often spots them for me and I oblige with a photo. Even the mundane can be made beautiful.
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