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Walking gets the feet moving, the blood moving, the mind moving. And movement is life – Terri Guillemets.
This photo is a bit over-saturated for my taste, but I thought I’d share it anyway to see what my friends think.
Murphy, Texas | Samsung S23 Ultra | October 2025
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That's a lot of maple trees squeezed into a shot! Taken next to Paugus Bay, in Laconia, New Hampshire.
Maple seeds, in our yard. These are natural color, and, at this stage, about an inch/3 cm long. They grow in pairs, but the pair splits, and the individual fruit/seed is blown by the wind, twirling as it flies. They land all over the place.
One amazing fact -- a single maple produces probably into at least the thousands of these every year (probably more). Of all of the seeds produced over its lifetime, on the average, only one of them becomes an adult maple tree. How do I know this? Because if the number was even a little higher than that, the maple population would be expanding, and it isn't.
Seems like every weekend has been cold and rainy. Finally last weekend a little bit of blue sky pushed through the gray clouds. View On Black
This leaf was blowing in the breeze, but was still one moment while I attempted to capture it. View large.
@台北奧萬大 Taipei Auwanta, Yangmingshan National Park, Taipei City, Taiwan
Nex-5T + Nikkor S.C. 50mm F/1.4 (老鏡重生)