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Taken from above Great Cove between the first and second Crinkle. Sun rising above a misty Great Langdale
I think you know this toy.
When you start the game, the luck, the joy, the love, the hope, the happiness, the warmth, the ....blessings,
All belong to you.
Wish you have a colourful weekend soon@
Start Abnendrot, jetzt beginnt das Warten auf die dunklen Töne !
Start afterglow, now the waiting for the dark tones begins!
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Hi Everyone!
This is at St. Andrew's Lock and Dam at the Red River, a popular fishing spot for American White Pelicans.
When you are at the top of the stairs, you can see the water rushing down the dam. It is there that the pelicans line up and go fishing. There are some huge fish that are swimming towards the pelicans. The water falling down the dam is quite loud so the birds aren't disturbed by the clicking of cameras. These are mostly young pelicans. Next post will be a closer up view. I must admit it was rather fascinating to watch from above. It was challenging because the space was barely large enough for my lens.
If you want to see how large some of the fish get, check out this previous post! It is a shot of a pelican with a HUGE fish!
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On this their first run for the Michigan Northern we find ex Seaboard RS12's 212 & 213 viewed from the M-115 overpass on the south side of Cadillac, Michigan. This run south toward Grand Rapids would not go well as the lead unit kept overheating and the second had so much oil leaking from the block it shut down before too long. It was a long sloooow chase and I gave up at Reed City - August 26, 1978.
An alert Hermit Thrush foraging for its breakfast in my rear yard.
Common migrant. Rare winter resident.
Frosty start - A frosty start to dawn sees a distant Pendle Hill across the frost bejewelled fields of the Ribble Valley
A perfect start to the new year. An early night on Hogmanay meant I was feeling fresh as a daisy yesterday so after a big run and a big walk, I headed out to photograph the wild weather. I have a few shots of big breaking waves going over the breakwater but I just loved the moody atmosphere and colours in the sky in the few minutes before sunset. This moment didn't last long at all so I was glad to have managed to capture it. What a great way to get the cobwebs of 2018 blown out of my system! This is Portknockie harbour in Morayshire, Scotland.