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Tag Archives: photography
Gagarin Park Revisited
On Saturday, I drove David to work, and then Snoopy and I went back to Gagarin Park for our morning walk. In March and June, that was where we went – along the many paths, in and out, round and … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged autumn, fall, fall colours, Gagarin Park, photography, Sakhalin Island, trees, Walking, Yuzhno
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Autumn Creeping In
Lots of Virginia creepers around here, but this is the first one I have found with this delicate pink.
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged autumn, fall, frall colours, iPhone, iPhotography, photography, Sakhalin Island, Virginia Creeper, Yuzhno-Sakahalinsk
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Fall Fruits
I’m not sure what this tree is, but it’s autumn fruits are amazing – the dark red is like a tri-corn hat – and the orange drop in the centre is almost flourescent.
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged autumn, fall fruits, iPhone, iPhotography, photography, Russia Sakhalin island, trees, Yuzhno, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Busy As A Bee
Although it is the end of September, and a cool, cloudy day, the bees are still out collecting nectar for the long winter ahead.
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged autumn, bees, iPhone, iPhotography, nectar, photography, winter, Yuzhno, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Sign Of The Times???
This leaf fell from the tree and landed just like this – with the stem bent back like an easel. Coincidence?
Lovely Day For a Walk
Tuesday morning I went with a few other ladies on a short hike into town. Short meaning about 7 miles round trip. There is a dirt road along the mountain so most of the way, there is no traffic to … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia
Tagged bakery, coffee, flowers, friendship, guard dogs, Hike, mountains, photography, Yuzhno, Yuzhno-Salkalinsk
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A Lazy Hike Into Town
You need to know what people mean when they say lazy. To me, it is a casual stroll. The day was sunny and bright, and it was about time that I deserted my boxes and Snoopy and I got some … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Photography
Tagged butterfly, friends, hiking, hills, mountain, photography, Russia, Yuzhno
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Caught in the Act
Almost every day there has been a gray heron somewhere along the stream near my house ….. and I’ve shown you my sad attempts by iPhone to get a good photo of him. On Friday, I decided to get serious … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure, Photography
Tagged fish, heron, heron fishing, iridescence, mallard, photography, Sandnes, Sandved Park, Stavanger, sunshine
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One Frosty Friday
After a perfectly glorious, sunny day last Thursday, and a night so clear that you could almost reach out and touch the stars, we awoke Friday morning to frost covered ground……. at least, that’s what I thought it was. When Snoopy and I ventured … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged outlines, photography, Sandnes, Sandved Park, snow frost, Stavanger, tiny snowballs, winter
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Another Mystery
“Not another mystery”, you say. “We haven’t seen the final results of the last ones.” And you are correct. But the Muscat Quilt group, of which I was a member for too short a time, is running one, and I’m … Continue reading