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Nottingham's Old Market Square part way being transformed in to the annual Winter Wonderland.

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A small cottage industry (paper making) in Bhutan.

Making cake in the morning

We have the next storm passing through overnight tonight; the tail end of the one that brought the snowstorm to the USA last weekend! So, I have found a photo of the result of a previous storm showing the river water passing through Exeter. I wonder what we will get tonight?

 

The path behind the railings across the river is under water. The turbulence is created as the river spills down the Blackaller Weir beside the Mill on the Exe.

Early on a beautiful Summer 2023 morning, eastbound Erie horsepower rolls past natural horsepower stored on the yard of Maul Feed & Seed in tiny Kingsmill, Texas.

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Persimmon Tree {Animated} 4 Seasons by Little Branch

Lombardy Poplar{Animated} 5 Seasons by Little Branch

Snakeweed {4Seasons} by Little Branch

Grass.V4{Animated}Mesh by Little Branch

 

Hampton Bay BBQ Picnic by CHEZ MOI

It consists of: a Brick Barbecue, an Apple Basket, a Loveseat, a Table, a chair, a Hamburger Tray, a Place mat, a Juice Jar & a Peaches Basket.

Willow tree bench by GOOSE

Murlyn porch swing by Raindale available @ Sense Event

 

Reclaimed Swing Chair w/Lumberjack Pillow by Eleventh Hour available @ Blueprint Event

Snuggle Up Basket by Eleventh Hour available @ Blueprint Event

Autumn Blues Bench by crate available @ Blueprint Event

Merloc Rusty Hall & Merloc Rusty Cart by Serenity Style available @ Blueprint Event

Grandmother's table set; It consists of a chair, a table and plants by [Cinoe] available @ Blueprint Event

COURTYARD FOUNTAIN by THEORY available @ Blueprint Event

 

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from Wiki: The tent-making bat (Uroderma bilobatum) is an American leaf-nosed bat (Phyllostomidae) found in lowland forests of Central and South America. This medium-sized bat has a gray coat with a pale white stripe running down the middle of the back. Its face is characterized by a fleshy noseleaf and four white stripes. Primarily a frugivore, it may supplement its diet with insects, flower parts, pollen, and nectar. Its common name comes from its curious behavior of constructing tents out of large, fan-shaped leaves. These roosts provide excellent protection from the tropical rains, and a single tent roost may house several bats at once. This bat is quite common in its geographic range; hence, its conservation status is listed as Least Concern.

I spent yesterday making cookies. I wish I could say the afternoon went as well as the morning but I managed to burn out the motor of my mixer, accidentally order a mixer that I won't be able to lift, and get totally frustrated. LOL this morning I'm headed to the chiropractor's and then I'm going to rest up for the next five busy days. Merry Christmas everyone!

A guy busy making sweets at beamish

Making a water barrel in the town of Minhla in Myanmar.

This is a Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris) propelling itself through the calm water and creating a small wave with its head. They can weigh up to 45kg making them the heaviest member of the Weasel family. They are even heavier than Wolverine and much heavier than Giant River Otter, which is a bit longer. Sea Otters were once abundant in the North Pacific but relentless trapping during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries resulted in their extirpation from Canada by 1929. Their fur is the densest of any mammal on the planet which made them highly sought-after for their pelts. Between 1969 and 1972, 89 animals were reintroduced into Nootka Sound from Alaska. I photographed this one at Zeballos on the west coast of Vancouver Island which is quite close to the original reintroduction site. The numbers here have built up impressively and the population now comprises several thousand animals. They are usually quite wary of humans, but they will allow approach to about 50m before they dive to safety.

One of those things that's kind of fun and interesting to do, when it's -40 or colder outdoors.

 

Tossing hot water into the air hisses and pops, as the hot water turns to steam in the very cold air, then instantly freezes.

Making barrel staves at Fort Langley.

"Fort Langley is a former trading post of the Hudson's Bay Company, now located in the community of Fort Langley opposite McMillan Island. Commonly referred to as "the birthplace of British Columbia", it is designated a National Historic Site of Canada and is administered by Parks Canada." - Wikipedia

A speed light off to the left with a Rogue snoot and a 1/4 cut CTO to help keep the light warm and underexposing the ambient helped to create this image of Glen at work. I triggered the flash with a Yongnuo 622 controller.

 

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Rob Hazelwood leaving his mark at the Wigan Slalom Three Sisters Water Ski Club 18th August 2016

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Thanks to my daughter Olivia who assisted me in creating the splash with her dynamic ability to drop things at the right & wrong time.

 

I totally give credit to Siebe for this wonderfully imaginative idea. His set is very inspirational!!!

 

Now, I need to get my hands on some really cool mugs.

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Apologies for the grainy photo (I need to stop using a phone camera)...

Miss Crissy was making her way to the food dish, to joy her sister for a quick feed.

The Cabo de Palos-Islas Hormigas Marine Reserve is in splendid health, life is teeming and the groupers are incredibly large. Unfortunately the fishing pressure on this species means that we can only see large groupers in the protected areas of the Mediterranean and this Marine Reserve is one of the best places to dive in the Mediterranean and undoubtedly one of the best in the world.

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Deze zwierige danseressen op stelten maakten voor in de avond nog een laatste rondje tijdens Donderdag Meppeldag

Photographing walls, shadows, shapes in the National Art Gallery ... multiple exposures.

Grey Heron, getting out of the water after an unsuccessful fishing dive at Etherow Country Park.

 

Another shot of it having a good shake in the comment below.

Luna wanted to see "doggy" according to her dad so I had Benni sit close to her. Luna wanted to see from about this distance and didn't get closer even though the dad reached out and patted Benni.

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