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Photo of the Day - September 2023
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Another snap from the Food Festival over the weekend.
The look of contentment after a long day on her feet, having sold out all the sausages and just scraping of Tartiflette left.
I think she shines with happiness.
The look of contentment after a long day on her feet, having sold out all the sausages and just scraping of Tartiflette left.
I think she shines with happiness.
Last of the Waterton Shots. This one taken from the Akamina Parkway.
The weather is crisper and signs of Autumn are beginning here in southwestern Montana.
A dead forest.... (almost all trees in this image have died from the bark beetle)
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They look like round zucchini
.. captured on an early-morning walk in local park today.
Dobbins Lookout on South Mountain, Phoenix AZ
Yesterday I read that someone, I let you use all the adjectives that come to your mind,
cut a beautiful lone Sycamore tree, standing in the gap at Hadrian's wall. A symbol of Northumberland.
It became famous with a Robin Hood movie but beside that it was a magnificent centuries old tree that an ignorant stupid vandal cut down. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tyne-66947040
There are bigger issues right now, I know , but this one is really upsetting.
Not my photo but it shows how beautiful was the tree
cut a beautiful lone Sycamore tree, standing in the gap at Hadrian's wall. A symbol of Northumberland.
It became famous with a Robin Hood movie but beside that it was a magnificent centuries old tree that an ignorant stupid vandal cut down. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tyne-66947040
There are bigger issues right now, I know , but this one is really upsetting.
Not my photo but it shows how beautiful was the tree
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Love the photo, but I think I'd lose my lunch walking down that corridor!
