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Lowville Ontario

Enjoying the trees changing and the streams flowing before Old man Winter sets in.

The river below Burney Falls in Shasta County, California

 

Stands in contrast to the freshly fallen snow.

I walked down by the local creek the other afternoon. The recent rains have increased flow rates and the water in Cherry Creek is tea like from all the fallen leaves. Downstream about 75 feet I notice a disturbance in the water but don't see anything. Then I see something moving upstream on the surface of the water like a big fish. It gets a little closer then I realize it must be an otter swimming vigorously in my direction! It wasn't an otter but an American Mink (Mustela vision). It's in the weasel family and is almost as aquatic as an otter and a nocturnal hunter. They eat voles, frogs, crayfish, waterfowl and their eggs, mice, rabbits, snakes, and aquatic invertebrates.

It got to within about 6 feet of where I stood backlit with camera on the monopod, it looked up at me then swam a little circle around a rock then scurried out of the water on the opposite bank and darted under a fallen log! Wow, glad I had the long lens! Pinch me and I do believe in luck. Mendocino County, North California U.S.A.

The fire department is pouring water on the still smouldering warehouse from above.

Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming

 

Day 346 of my 366 Project

We took a wrong turn at Mowich Lake and found ourselves by this stream near dusk.

Looking down the stream running through the main (lower) archaeological site of the monastery of Glendalough (County Wicklow, in eastern Ireland), on a cloudy midday in mid-May.

 

The Valley of the Two Lakes -- the meaning of the Irish "Gleann dá Loch" -- is nestled on the eastern side of the Wicklow Mountains, located within the Wicklow Mountains National Park / Páirc Náisiúnta Sléibhte Chill Mhantáin. This stream runs beside the monastic site of Glendalough, which was initially founded in the 6th century, by St. Kevin, and is now maintained by the Office of Public Works (Heritage Ireland).

 

Archaeological evidence supports the understanding that streams, springs, and other bodies of water were of importance in pre-Christian Celtic religion. Walking around Glendalough, it is not difficult to believe that it could have held spiritual significance even before St Kevin's settling there.

 

(A picture in my Sacred Ireland album / set.)

 

[Glendalough site stream 2011 may 14 cd; IMG_0189]

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Taken with an old Nikon D700 and 24-120 mm lens set at 24 mm f10.0 for 0.6 sec.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

In the dunes, near Lake Michigan

Large view to flowing water among a mossy gorge. The Trôs Marets stream takes its source in the High Fens.

 

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Dorothy Falls stream heading to Lake Kaniere.

Mountain stream in Herzegovina. Water in the stone.

Went up into the mountains today ....Ok when i sent off it WASN'T raining ....when i got to this usually small mountain stream the heavens opened and the wind really started ....This is in for the day i thought to myself as is seat in my waterproofs huddled beside that rock ...Time for a quick exit .....

Screw Auger Falls, Newry, Maine.

a Point named "flow of Ashura"

奥入瀬渓流の”阿修羅の流れ”です

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