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11/12/2010 by 1crzqbn
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This dam is located at the Grootvlei Dam, in the far east of the Kruger National Park and close to the border with Mozambique. It was well filled in autumn 2022. The picture was completely different in February 2024, more mud than water and yet there were plenty of elephants here at lunchtime. Some were drinking, others were playing around and the bulls were sneaking around the herds.....
The theme of 2018's Rock River Thresheree was Mud. Here's a Port Huron in the goop waiting to be refueled.
In the background is the Rock River Cannon Ball, a 1944 Henchel & Sohn 0-4-0 built in Germany, that operate during Labor Day weekend show at the Rock River Thresheree, Edgerton, Wisconsin.
This was the most intense smelling place. Stay too long and you can start to feel a little light headed...or nauseous. This place is ripe with Hydrogen Sulfide and Carbon Dioxide. But, the wonderful microorganisms that thrive on the Hydrogen Sulfide convert that gas into Sulfuric Acid, which in turn break down the rocks into the mud. <3 Biology
A Solitary Sandpiper heads for shallow water with a mud-covered leech in its beak. The leech was given a thorough rinse before being swallowed; unfortunately for me, the bird chose to turn its head away from my camera during the consumption.
The largest source of medicinal mud in Croatia with long tradition of its therapeutical use
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The patterns in the cracked earth looked very similar to the patterns on an old stump. So I decided to merge the two.
In Námaskard in Lake Myvatn area we have this thick boiling mud. Even though the wind is blowing and it is frost and snow this mud is alwais boiling.
These are beautiful mud tiles left over time, nature’s flooring handiwork creating patterns and shapes all over.
In the early morning mist the harbour mudflat looked like it might stretch on forever (Poole, Dorset, UK).
More from the "Landscapes with & without people" set...
Scanned from a Kodachrome slide taken on an Olympus OM1 with 24 mm F2.8 Zuiko lens. First posted 2011, new improved scan Dec. 2015.
Nothing like a cooling mud bath on a hot day! Playing around with textures just to see what might happen. Shot in Samburu, Kenya.
Dress your best for this Tuxedo Mud Cake. These down-under classic cakes are layered on top of one another with alternating frostings, no holiday required!
Get the recipe at: layercakeparade.com/tuxedo-mud-cake/
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This vertical comp was taken after the peak in sky color ... it was wanning at this time. Wanted to try and make the river mud look "good" there on the rocks. Luckily this was not the norm on the rocks exposed there along the river ... but these 'landmines' had to be watched for as we scrambled around on the rocks taking pictures.
Last weekend we visted the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the most popular botanical gardens in the UK. To be frank, I was a bit disappointed, maybe because most of the foliage and flowers were gone at that time of the year and because we have been to some extraordinary botanical gardens throughout the year and the Lost Gardens were a bit underwhelming in comparison. At least there were very few people there so we had all the time in the world to explore.
They keep a few farm animals on site and we spend some time seeing what the pigs were doing. The photo is of big momma, the real mud maid - for those of you who already were at the Lost Gardens - pun intended :-)
After a little research about pig breeds I think this one is a British Lop - so called because of its long ears. It's an old pig breed - currently rarer than the Giant Panda (from Wikipedia)...
The mansions of Antartiko, near the North Macedonian and Albanian borders, are stunning examples of mud-brick vernacular building dating to the heyday of the village in the 19th through early 20th centuries. The population has been in steep decline since WWII, and most of the houses are crumbling into ruins. This house is still occupied, as shown by the smoking upstairs kitchen stovepipe, though the tile roof is beginning to fail.
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