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Photo of the Day November 2022
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One of the things my wife and I love about the UK is the abundance of well-run exceptional wild-life parks.
Same subject as the past couple of days but this time shot with the Lumix.Taken a couple of minutes after the image posted 2 days ago. You can probably spot the dove in the spruce tree. The tree is about 30-40 meters away.
Lumix ZS200 camera, FL ~215mm (equiv)
Lumix ZS200 camera, FL ~215mm (equiv)
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So yesterday I lined up with a few hundred other shivering people to pick up ice cream. A freezing wind blew through us with no shelter to hide in. I did not think to check what the actual temperature was, but it felt like this:
Canon Digital Rebel T2i
(This is actually Minnehaha Falls frozen over. But you get the point.)
Canon Digital Rebel T2i
(This is actually Minnehaha Falls frozen over. But you get the point.)
Have spent very little time out lately. One from November of last year. This was with the G9 and PL100-400, such a fun combo.
Good to see you D N J. I hope you and your family are safe and well.💖
Beautiful shot btw!
Day 2 of 3 Picture Series (Yes I know it's cheating a little 😂)
i’ve never seen diggers clean leaves before. snow yes, leaves no. we have the giant vacuum trucks here.
There are simple joys in life. Like dirt 😂
Same here. You can tell when they are here. It sounds like a huge vacuum cleaner.
Pics from town of Cary, NC website
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Watching the sunset at Oxnard Shores, CA
I acquired this front end loader from a friend. Extremely useful for all kinds of tasks. Front end loaders aren't very good 'diggers' unless they have a back hoe on the rear. I used it for snow removal and moving firewood up to the front porch in the winter, leaf and limb removal and gardening in the spring. I had a York rake rear attachment for leveling the gravel in the driveway which was 400' overall, U shaped around back of house. Also had a 54" mowing deck (we had almost 5 acres of grass). My friend used this on his farm until they moved to a vacation style style home high up above one of our Finger Lakes. He was going to move his boat and got to close to the edge of his driveway and it rolled over the side of the hill. He was able to jump off before it roll over him. He said he wasn't going to get back on it again, I asked him what he was going to do with it, and he said I could have..for free! That didn't seem fair, so I traded him a new monitor, a Windows upgrade and some RAM for it. It needed a new steering wheel, and muffler and that was it. 3 cylinder diesel engine, 4 wheel drive, 4 speed transmission with a high low range. Note the rust on the rear rims. Tires are filled with a solution of water and calcium as a counter weight for the front end bucket.