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This is country where a person can breathe! Beautiful shot, Martin.
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This is country where a person can breathe! Beautiful shot, Martin.
Yes, you are right but, though pure, I can confirm that today's north westerly is a bit frigid!This is country where a person can breathe! Beautiful shot, Martin.
I bet it is, open land, no protection from the elements. Good thing you have a (living) room with a view, no need to go out into the cold!Yes, you are right but, though pure, I can confirm that today's north westerly is a bit frigid!
Beautiful landscape and well photographed.
Beautiful. Those vertical rock formations remind me of the planet Ignis in Foundation.
Thank you. Is Foundation a series?Beautiful. Those vertical rock formations remind me of the planet Ignis in Foundation.
Oh yes, sorry. On Apple TV, after Isaac Asimov's book. Science Fiction.Thank you. Is Foundation a series?
Beautiful landscape and I love the flowers in the foreground.Here is one taken during a hike in the Swiss Alps:
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Oh wow. That's gorgeous, fotoi. Truly a wall hanger!
Thank you very much.Oh wow. That's gorgeous, fotoi. Truly a wall hanger!
I wondered if that was a beaver dam, but I think beavers use sticks mostly I think. So, made by humans to cross the stream without getting their feet wet?River Plym
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Yeah, beavers need trees, so not them. It's not well-enough constructed to walk across easily without falling off and, while a little bit downstream there's a lot of recreation, just here there isn't much. It might still be man-made, but my guess is that it's probably a natural dam, formed after rains when the river was flowing faster and higher.I wondered if that was a beaver dam, but I think beavers use sticks mostly I think. So, made by humans to cross the stream without getting their feet wet?
If beavers are out and it's not really fit to walk on then, yeah, you are no doubt right and it must have formed naturally. It just seemed so tidy. Thanks.Yeah, beavers need trees, so not them. It's not well-enough constructed to walk across easily without falling off and, while a little bit downstream there's a lot of recreation, just here there isn't much. It might still be man-made, but my guess is that it's probably a natural dam, formed after rains when the river was flowing faster and higher.
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