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She doesn't look like a rascal does she? Just uploading a few shots of my brother's cats from our visit in Mariposa, CA in July, taken on an early morning walk around their property, keeping my eyes and ears open wide since this kitty apparently brought a baby rattlesnake home one day...
I loved the early morning light in the trees....i should get up early all the time ...
Lovely encounter on a walk last weekend. The weather wasn't as nice as I had hoped and it was almost too dark for photos but luckily the squirrel sat on the path where the light was slightly better than under the trees of the forest.
Third picture of the series Water Path.
(Horizontal view, looking for a more symmetrical and dream image. Very long exposure to trace the movement of the clouds and water over the path)
Sunrise at the wonderful port of Villajoyosa -Alicante-.
This autumn day was mostly cloudy, they moved very quickly so I decided to create this long exposure image.
The whole way was covered by water and as a result, algae cling to it, making a walk a little dangerous to reach the small lighthouse.
Gulls and Cormorants was occupied very relaxed, knowing that no one would be close by to disturb them.
The calm that reigned in that port was a present to my senses.
Image dedicated to my friend on Flickr Julián Solana (Tiogran), who met him in person that morning in his wonderful land.
To reach this picture in one unique Raw, I used a grauated neutral 3 steps filter.
I hope you like it. Have a nice Sunday. :)
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Enjoyed some beautiful views from the coastal path in Pembrokeshire, this shot was taken from Nolton Haven looking towards St Davids head
There are moments when nature decides to apply a special filter to reality. In this shot taken in Fuerteventura, the rainbow seems to trace an invisible path for those who experience the sea with slowness and wonder
After visiting the Škocjan Caves we continued our walking along the Big Collapse Doline and visited smaller caves. The path winds under the natural bridge to the Little Collapse Doline (Mala dolina). Across the bridge you can enter the Mahorčič and Marinič Cave, which lie below the village Škocjan, after which the entire cave system got its name. Here you can see our path :)
Škocjan Caves is a cave system located in Slovenia. It's an underground phenomenon in the Karst region and Slovenia. The explored length of the caves is 6,200 meters. The caves have formed in a 300-meter-thick layer of Cretaceous and Paleocene limestone. Along with the underground stream of the Reka River, it forms one of the longest karst underground wetlands in Europe. The protected area of 413 ha conserves an exceptional limestone cave system which comprises one of the world's largest known underground river canyons. Škocjan Caves was included on UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural World Heritage Sites in 1986. The trail for visitors is about 3 km long. The route inside the cave runs along the narrow walkway, which is situated on a vertical rock and ends with a bridge suspended at a height of about 50 m above the river. After leaving the caves, you can also visit nearby viewpoints on the sinkholes, walk along the Big Collapse Doline (Velika dolina), which is one of the largest collapse dolines in Slovenia and the Reka River valley, as well as smaller caves located nearby.
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Po wyjściu z Jaskiń Szkocjańskich kontynuowaliśmy nasz spacer szlakiem wzdłuż Wielkiego Zapadliska, odwiedzając po drodze mniejsze jaskinie. Ścieżka prowadzi pod naturalnym mostem do Małego Zapadliska (Mala dolina). Przez most można jeszcze wejść do Jaskiń Mahorčič i Marinič, które znajdują się poniżej wsi Škocjan, od której cały system jaskiń wziął swoją nazwę. Na zdjęciu ścieżka, którą szliśmy :)
Jaskinie Szkocjańskie – zespół jaskiń krasowych w Słowenii. Sumaryczna długość jaskiń wynosi ok. 6,2 km. Jaskinie charakteryzują się dużą wysokością komór i korytarzy oraz płynącą przez nie podziemną rzeką o nazwie Reka, która wyżłobiła w skałach największy w Europie podziemny kanion. Jaskinie Szkocjańskie znajdują się pod ochroną jako park krajobrazowy oraz obszar ochrony biosfery. Zostały częściowo udostępnione do zwiedzania i stanowią jedną z najciekawszych atrakcji turystycznych Słowenii. W roku 1986 Jaskinie Szkocjańskie zostały wpisane na listę światowego dziedzictwa kulturalnego i przyrodniczego UNESCO. Szlak dla zwiedzających ma długość ok. 3 km. Trasa wewnątrz jaskini biegnie wąskim chodnikiem poprowadzonym na pionowej skale i kończy się przejściem przez most zawieszony na wysokości ok. 50m nad rzeką. Po wyjściu z jaskiń można jeszcze odwiedzić pobliskie punkty widokowe na zapadliska krasowe, przejść wzdłuż Wielkiego Zapadliska (Velika dolina), które jest jednym z największych zapadlisk w Słowenii i dolinę rzeki Reka oraz znajdujące się obok mniejsze jaskinie.
Another grey murky day, really must start picking some better days for these long walks - this time set out from West Wycombe hill taking in Bledlow Ridge and Radnage before stopping for a coffee back in West Wycombe after completing a circular 13.1km
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Walkabout 2025 album ... flic.kr/s/aHBqjBXsk2
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Whatever path You may walk
May You know the comfort
Of loving and being loved
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