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..the OC in me decided to shoot and post the colored version of my dreamcatcher..cant leave it in b&w..hehe..
We walked to the bus stop in a foggy world of spiderwebs this morning, all perfectly outlined with mist. Beautiful and so interesting!
(That said, if you live in Madison and would like to be oblivious to the fact that our world is full of spiderwebs and the arachnids that produce them you may want to stay indoors this morning. The webs are *everywhere*!)
Flickr goes on presenting white pages to me, when I try to visit you, dear friends.
Sorry, sorry!
And have a good time (hopefully less foggy than mine) !:)
This web I found in my garden attached to a tree, all this made by one spider
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Seen this web up between two trees every morning for months; best time to spot giant webs and this IS a giant - taken 40 foot away. Even surviving the TS Hermine passing over; though I presume she had to rebuild. *never forget*
New To Webber Bus Back In 2010 Here Is The Vehicle Leaving Taunton Bus Station On The FLY Service The vehicle Is Seen Here In The Bright Sunlight Of Taunton, YJ60LTA Is A Optare Versa
Parque Nacional Torres del Paine (Chile).
Mi transporte en el parque. El jeep se portó super bien dentro de todos los caminio de ripio del parque. Aqui cruzando el puente Weber, sobre el rio Paine.
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Torres del Paine National Park (Chile).
My transportation in the park. The jeep responded very well on the gravel road of the park. Here crossing the Weber bridge over the Paine river.
Checkout my album from Torres del Paine National Park
Mi Galeria (my gallery)
Mis últimas fotos (Last shots)
Mi ADN .
Mark Webber in the Red Bull - Renault RB8 at turns 8/9 of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve during second practice for the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix.
It was a dewy early morning. I took my camera out for a ride around our property on the bluff of the Buffalo River. I was pleased to capture this dewy web.
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One very frosty morning. The night before I had been wondering what happens to webs when they freeze - was surprised to find out in such detail the following morning!
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Found this tiny arachnid's web glittering through the evening sun. Thought this will make an excellent subject for back-light photography.
Have a great weekend!!