Open barrier - # 09/58
An image of Orford Ness, Suffolk.
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Richmond upon Thames: the view from London's "Arcadia" along the River Thames in Southwest London.
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Sorry I haven't been commenting much lately - combination of life circumstances. Love your (scorched) Earth Day pic.
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Hi Roon! Great B&W picture! Loved the seagul; wonderful shot! And your Earth Day post is anticipating a big 21st century problem... No water... ;)
ReplyDeleteAfter the green, Blogtrotter entered the old town... ;)
Enjoy and have a great weekend! I’m going to be busy at the Music Fest (Bach’s legacy… ;))
J'aime toutes tes dernières photos, je ne parle pas de la mouette (ou du géland ? En français nous faisons la nuance) avec laquelle tu t'es fait plaisir mais qui est moins originale que les canards amoureux, mandarins ou autres. Elle était facile celel là.
ReplyDeletePar contre ce chemin qui tourne autour d'un buisson dont dépasse trois chardons, il fallait l'oser et j'ADORE !
J'aime aussi beaucoup le lonely tree au milieu d'un monde hostile de graviers.
Quant au tronc avec sa collerette (on appelle cela une "fraise"), c'est le bouquet !
Bravo !