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Hand made pinhole plate based on Lubitel 166B. Vintage soviet 20 - 30 years old Svema B/W film , 6x6

This new photo is the result of my recent trip to north of Iran. It was one memorable trip and here is one of the scenes we passed by.

 

Kelardasht, Iran

That Wanaka Tree.

 

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... fog and streetlights, early morning

Lumley Castle viewed from the banks of the river Wear, Chester-le-Street.

Tree of Life at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. This image was photographed with a Pentax ZX-50 film camera. The negative was scanned with an Epson Perfection V600 photo scanner.

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You never really lose the Christmas wonder thing, you know.

Old Chestnut trees, Petworth Deer Park

Taken with Fuji GSW690III (Fujinon 65mm f/5,6).

They call this the pink trumpet tree and it blooms in winter. Makes a pretty sight.

An ornament i brought home from Russia with me.

The stump of the last cypress tree that was removed a couple weeks ago. I was smart this time and had Evan wear his rainboots so he wouldn't get wood shavings all over his regular shoes.

Sarangani Bay, Mindanao. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

First in a series on Olive Trees in the Guadalest Valley, Spain.

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Why Tentsile?

Because the World is not flat...

Tentsile combines the comfort and versatility of a hammock with the security and multi-person-occupancy of a tent. Our range of suspended shelters are unimpeded by wet, rocky or uneven ground conditions and will literally take your camping experience to a new level!

 

What is Tentsile?

At Tentsile, they create some of the world's most versatile tents. All their tree tents are made to be suspended over the ground, but in dry conditions can also be pitched on the ground like a conventional tent.

Whether you are looking for an all-terrain camping solution, a safari safe house, a mountain or beach retreat, or a portable treehouse that avoids all planning restrictions, with the Tentsile tree tent the sky really is the only limit.

 

What are the benefits?

The unique design provides comfortable and spacious accommodation in any environment. The Tentsile Stingray and Connect tree tents both come with a fully enclosed insect mesh roof (with opening doors) and removable rainfly sheets so you can enjoy the stars on a clear night! As our tents are designed to be suspended in tension, the tents are unaffected by topography or water, and they also provide increased separation from bugs, snakes and other, larger predators.

 

How's it made?

The elegant structure comprises an adjustable frame of 2.5 tonne webbing straps, a micro insect mesh roof, and a UV resistant, PU-coated and waterproof polyester fabric fly. The webbing frame is held in tension at each of the three anchor points by being ratcheted tight while internal floor straps divide the space into individual hammocks.

 

How can you use it?

All Tentsile tree tents provide shelter with no ecological footprint or environmental impact. We recommend that the tent is set up no higher than 1.2m/4 feet off the ground for ease of access and to minimise risk of injury. The Tentsile tree tents come with all the elements needed for instant set-up including an instruction manual.

Tentsile tree tents are adaptable for uses such as:

 

Camping,Expedition, Outdoor activities, Wildlife filming,

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A combination of eucalypts and palm trees forms a shady canopy over a back garden at MacMasters Beach, on the Central Coast of New South Wales.

Taken in the old orchard at Kenn in Somerset during the snow.

 

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