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A Vervet Monkey commandeers a picnic table in South Africa's Kruger National Park. I think the snarl was intended to keep other monkies away from his table, but it worked on the humans just as well.
Around many corners of Polperro is a little quirky hidden gem like this, looks like this could have been taken anywhere in Europe. I think I prefer to shoot the unknown unique more than the well known landmarks.
au Notting Hill Coffee, Arras
Sleeping At Last - "Two" youtu.be/PrDzd4ufypE
Juste avant d'arriver sur la Place des Héros, on peut apercevoir l'Hôtel de Ville et le Beffroi...et peut être faire une petite pause
merci à Brenda Starr pour la texture 116 flic.kr/p/7VpaVM
Table and chairs on the summer terrace in the hotel "Moscow". city of Uglich. Russia. I have rarely been in a hotel, but walked past this place ... stop light, shadows and lines are very interesting.
I amped this table accent macro shot for Sliders Sunday, hope you enjoy the lighting, texture, color manipulation to give it a bit more ump!
Our previous Vas'ka (1992-2008) was a coward, he never could jump on the table (as the present cat does) and no one except me could pat him... That was a rare case he tried to move the cheese
closer to understand what it is like.
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Our local park now has a new café, staffed by volunteers, so today we went to take a look.
Mine was my usual decaff coffee accompanied by a white chocolate and blackcurrant flapjack.
Posting for Smile on Saturday: coffee or tea?
I shall resume my low-sugar diet at the weekend....................
Easy to see how this flat-topped mountain got it's name.
I wanted the sun to light up the sloping hill covered with arrowleaf balsamroot to enhance the shot. Took awhile but glad it finally did. Impressive tops to many of the mountains in central Oregon.
Thanks for your visit! Always appreciated.