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Spring in Texas.
Horses in the wildflowers
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Morning mist on a millpond
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sunrise from the highway
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bluebonnets
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Which street and does that mean you wre here recently then? And who is that just dangling there?Quote:
Originally Posted by subterranean
Argus, these are wonderful sceneries. Especially horses!
Some recent pictures from Karpathos, Greece. We enjoyed good food and drink, warm water and lots of sun.... and four earthquakes (nothing big, just up to 5.3 on the Richter scale, but quite enough for me) And yes, the camera got a workout, too :lol:
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View from the mountains (The locals call their island the rock).
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A sleepy cat. I suppose he had been partying the previous night?
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...s/IMG_0640.jpgThere were lots of those pigeons around. We could hear them around the clock.
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Lots of those around too.
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Just another angle.
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Pigadia harbour.
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Fishing boats.
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A busy bee.
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Olympos. A small and old mountain village.
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A good place to visit if you need a bit of physical exercise.
More to come...
/Claes
Great pictures Claes. They are all fascinating. But I must say the one with the cat is absolutely marvelous. You caught it at the perfect moment. I'm sure you're a good photographer but that was very lucky. :)
Thank's VirgilYes, but I was unlucky with the 10 - 15 pictures I wasted before the cat finally decided to yawn at the right time... ;) It's a good thing I don't use film anymore. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
/Claes
Nice photo Kafka. The cloud formation is just perfect for that eirie feeling.
The Little Mermaid!
Godrevy Lighthouse near Hayle, Cornwall. Inspiration for Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse
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An "Indian Summer" in London!
Land's End
Somewhere on the Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall
(read this poem to have an idea about this peaceful spot: http://www.online-literature.com/for...ad.php?t=35704)
This is wonderful! I wish one day I can visit this place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kafka's Crow
Kafka, the pictures you took are really beautiful. The first thing got into my mind seeing the lighthouse was Woolf. And the birds are so cute and marvolous.
We have a huge population of Indian ringneck parakeets in Berkshire, Middlesex and Surrey. I live on the Surrey border and we have thousands of these very exotic birds here. They were first sighted in a park in Richmond around 10 years ago and everybody was so excited about them. Now we have thousands of them. They are lovely though noisy which has changed the English suburban soundscape thoroughly, specially in the suburbs of London.Quote:
Originally Posted by sofia82
People think it is crazy but I do sometimes jump in my car and drive as far as Cornwall just to look at the sea! I go to Stonehenge quite often on Sunday evenings, just a 'little' 140 odd miles round-trip!
No, you just park next to them and ask them nicely to show their teeth!Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
... and yes, my cat is bigger than yours:
MUCH bigger!