The creek looks like the one that runs past my home in New York. But the rocky terrain does not. And growing up in the Northeast we refer to creeks as "cricks" but I'm not sure why. Ok, I'm a-rambling. Nice photos...
Those are cool photos. (I want to follow that creek.) But the coolest thing is that they loaded completely, which doesn't happen often. (My flaky dial-up is getting flakier.)
Very cool!
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The creek looks like the one that runs past my home in New York. But the rocky terrain does not. And growing up in the Northeast we refer to creeks as "cricks" but I'm not sure why. Ok, I'm a-rambling. Nice photos...
ReplyDeleteThose are cool photos. (I want to follow that creek.) But the coolest thing is that they loaded completely, which doesn't happen often. (My flaky dial-up is getting flakier.)
ReplyDeleteMary Anne in Kentucky
Love the B&W of the creek. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI get such a kick out of the Grumpy Gus on the hillside.
Best of luck with the new blog. I'll be back.
Cool beans!! I look forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteI love the reflections in the creek. Sometimes we see more when a photograph is in black and white.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sis.
ReplyDeleteDavid, creek, crick, I don't mind ;) glad you enjoyed.
Mary Anne in Kentucky, glad they loaded for you. That creek is miles and miles long and the trail follows and crosses it for a long time.
Thanks Leah. I thought I would show a different angle, but then I realised it is quite similar - oh well.
Thanks G-man.
Kcinnova, thanks. Yes, I wasn't happy with it in colour and was amazed at the difference desaturating it made.
Reb, really like the creek with the dark and light reflections.
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara.
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