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Way in the background is co-hare Dung-fu Grip who also happens to be co-hare Puff the Magic Drag Queen's housemate, giving Instructions of Trail. It appears Cum You Will Not, on-right, couldn't care less about what the hares have to say.
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Best viewed LARGE on black.
I took this photo last year and didn't get quite the effect I was after. So, this year, despite a long day transporting equipment up the stream, followed by a four hour dive in the cave, I couldn't resist nipping back with the tripod and trying to beat last year's effort (though I only had five minutes to play with and Os had the engine running when I got back!)
This streamway up to Trou Madame is usually dry (you can walk up the river bed), but after heavy rain it turns into this.
Also my first experiment with the Singh Ray Vari-N-Duo filter (this was on about the 6 stop setting). Slightly miffed that I forgot to zero-out the camera from the last time I used it so this ended up being shot at ISO 800, but the file still looks clean enough to me.
saw this kids toy football caught dead center in the stream vortex going roundy round.......................
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Recent years have seen a number of convenience centers come into being. Carol Stream, Illinois. (Slide 81)
Which goes to feed Tamerton Lake.
Tamerton Foliot was a village and is now a dense suburb in the north of Plymouth, England that also lends its name to the parish of the same name.
Situated near the confluence of the rivers Tamar and Tavy, the village is situated in a valley, the stream of which quickly broadens out to a large estuarine creek.
The Foliot part of the village's name derives from the Foliot family, John Foliot being a half-brother of William the Conqueror and recipient of large amounts of land for services rendered during the Norman conquest.
Some of these historical family names such as Bampfield Way and Copleston were used as street names in the new Southway Estate not far from the Village of Tamerton Foliot.
Later the manor passed by marriage into the Gorges family, the Coplestone family, the Bampfylde family and then it was finally sold in 1741 to the Radcliffe family.