The moon is an egg
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A RANDOM SELECTION OF MY PHOTOGRAPHS
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- The sun sets on October
- A bright spot
- Fly away sunset
- Sunset to the east
- Sunset to the south
- One for Newcastle supporters
- Another interesting cloud formation
- Storm clouds gather
- Why do some trees shed their leaves sooner than ot...
- A blue sky at last
- PANASONIC DMC-FZ30 CAMERAThis is the latest in the...
- The moon is an egg
- The squirrel went that way and wouldn't stop for m...
- If anyone is feeling rudderless here is a spare one
- A glorious autumn day
- Molly sitting in the reclaimed jungle
- Walking by the river
- Princess Bonnie
- Watching over you
- I'm watching you
- Save some for me
- Mud, mud, glorious mud
- They don't make 'em like this anymore
- Diddy dog
- Floppy dog
- Build, build, build!
- A pointless exercise in image editing
- Spotted ducks?
- Dappled reflection
- I'll 'ave that stick!
- No you won't
- Got it!
- Very tasty
- I want to be as big as this when I grow up
- The start of autumn
- Sunset unframed
- Sunset framed
- Another reflection
- A dandelion from a different universe...maybe
- Dandelion
- A gap in the trees
- Eight weeks old and going strong
- Fly me to the moon
- The hole in the wall gang
- Stormy weather
- I was met with a sheepish look
- Red, white and blue
- Reflections
- A reflective pond
- Beautiful pond
- A strange light
- The seagulls take up their posts
- An attempt at being arty
- Make sure you get our good sides
- She took to it like a duck to...er... water
- A grand old tree
- They're all around - just watching
- Jess doing one of her favourite things - standing ...
- Beautiful summer flowers
- Cock-a-doodle doo
- Who's got their eye on you?
- Evening is when all birds come down to roost
- This is Jessie. She is eight years old and is a sm...
- This is Toby. He is approximately 13 years old an...
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1 comment:
quail's egg? how many times zoom your camera? that's fantastic.
As to the printer..well you live and learn!
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