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Sunrise on my way to work this morning , This is a little stream which runs into the River Adur at Shoreham By Sea , I`ll be back to get this on a day when the tide is full for a better composition but in the meantime this is today.
A seepage stream flowing near the Chassahowitzka, commonly known as "The Chaz". The river is a popular boating and paddling location owing to its scenic, old-Florida splendor, and multiple springs, several of which make tremendous swimming holes. This particular creek runs into Seven Sisters Spring, a rocky set of solution holes into the aquifer that make excellent swim-throughs for adventurous visitors.
This is a close-up photo of ice formations in a shallow stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach. The image has been mirrored and copied twice to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
The two times I have railfanned Pan Am's paper branch lines I shot pairs of Guilford GP40's leading, never the 380 High hood or the GP40-2W's but It is hard to complain about pairs of Big G units. Here the Sappi job crosses the partially frozen Martin Stream.
A cold, underground spring flows out of the cave to provide the perfect habitat for rainbow trout. Hombre the dog watches over hundreds of young trout in this private, Ozarks stream. . .
With those ears, I can understand why they are called Mule Deer ... but, to me, the deer seem to be rather dutiful, deferential, diffident, docile and not a bit difficult - so I can't imagine why my wife always tells me "you're as stubborn as a mule, dear".
Joanne and I just returned from a wonderful trip to Algonquin Park. Although peak colour was early this year, there was still a good amount of colour to enjoy. As we went during the week we missed the crowds that dominated the park on weekends.
We enjoyed some great hiking in the park. This photo was taken while on a hike on the Track and Tower trail which is a 7.5km hike that also includes a scenic lookout and an abandoned railway. We also did another hike on the Whisky Rapids trail which was very rewarding as well.
Car park building reflected in a canal (the upper half of the building exposed to the settling sun).
Since Painted Valley Farm resides in a valley in the Hocking Hills of Ohio, I had resigned myself to not even making an attempt at sunrise or sunset photos on my trip down there. Instead I was upstairs in my room at the bed & breakfast inn watching the deer, the turkey, and the wizardly tree out the window. Then suddenly I looked down to see the water glowing as the sun set out of sight behind the hills! It lasted only a few minutes.