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Connected by the River Dochart and situated in stunning Glen Dochart lie the two lochs, lubhair (pronounced yoo-ar) and Dochart.

They are located on the north side of the A85 when travelling east from Crianlarich.

These are two of the most northerly lochs in the National Park and they are set amid fantastic Highlands scenery. Have a lovely day/night:)

 

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recent newcomers on our local moor.Now not just the sheep to watch out for on the narrow roads.

Nowadays, Groundhogs are very popular on February 2 every year, but the above question arises in respect of remainder of the year. Here is an example.

 

This one, which I take to be a female, lives at the base of this stump on our property and eats grass and weeds, mostly nocturnally. In the evenings, she frequently basks in the setting sun on this wheel, which is well removed from any buildings. It would be nice to gain some influence with her and to affect her predictions, but she seems nice but is socially remote and camera shy, so we have no relationship.

  

Quand les nuages nous donnent un spectacle.

Shawinigan Québec Canada

Hail, hail, the gangs all here...

They cleave the water like a jewel, and cracks it to bright light.

Based on "Spring Day [Bath]" poem by Amy Lowell

Sometimes when I have to clean up the hard drive, pictures appear that I have completely forgotten. I just rediscovered this one and I took it once when I was walking in the forest looking for sunrays. It gives me a feeling of tranquility when I look close at it, so I want to save it from the vault :-)

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Hanppy Weekend!

The eroded canyons and washes provide plenty of sand, the wind seems to always blow, but there are only a few areas in the park where the sand is "trapped" by geographic features such as mountains – Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. The dunes appear out of nowhere as one drives towards Stovepipe Wells, and they are glorious in the evening sunset.

Diamonds in the Sky Gallery.

Thank you Diamonds in the Sky Gallery for inviting me to exhibit some photos, Musings of a Wanderer, for February. Please visit if you like to see this and Also offerings from three other great photo artists.

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Photo shown Lake Sunrays Special thanks Kaaetlin Christensen and Springmood Sands for inviting me to their lovely sim.

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Notre-Dame du Mont-Carmel, Québec, Canada

Domaine De La Forêt Perdue

12 Kilomètres de sentiers glacés pour le patinage en forêt

Nice display of sunrays today an hour before sunset

Golden sunrays breaking through the gaps of heavy cloud

View from Emmental to the Bernese Alps, lit by the last sunrays of the day.

 

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The lake is part of the Notre-Dame de Mortemer Abbey, an ancient Cistercian men's abbey founded in 1134 by King Henry Beauclerc, located between Lyons-la-Forêt and Lisors. It was the first Cistercian abbey in Normandy. Most of the original buildings dating from the 11th and 13th centuries are in a state of ruin and were classified as historic monuments.

Maximilian-Sonnenblume - Helianthus maximiliani

Sometimes is pays to go out in the rain. We'd gone out early in the cold and wet, only for the sun to break through when we got to this footbridge over the lovely Plantsbrook, in Newhall Valley Park, not far from home. I shot with the sun streaming into the side of my lens... perhaps not the wisest thing to do, but it was so delightful, showing up all the lovely light on the leaves and the water. So here we are !

 

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Have a beautiful Monday!!💝 HBM

 

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On a recent trip to Eastern Ontario, I was happy to see a few birds, as it was a life bird and I no longer get many of them.

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An impressive sunset with sunrays over Tigullio gulf, Italy in a cloudy afternoon.

 

Taken in Cogorno, Italy.

 

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loving this sun-rays..just wonderful...

   

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