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Looking down on the overflow from the dam at Siblyback Lake.
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Monday, 1 April 2013
Saturday, 2 March 2013
2nd March 2013
Ripples
30/365
Ripple circles, Crowdy Reservoir.
We walk the dogs on Davidstow Moor most weekends, often close by the reservoir. It's usually blowing a hooley but today it was almost still; as such the water was almost inviting! A plop of a thrown stone caused the circle. I had been aiming for some sort of landscape shot incorporating the shoreline and Rough Tor in the background but I got distracted by the ripples and didn't quite end up with the picture I'd had in mind! One for another day though.
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Ripple circles, Crowdy Reservoir.
We walk the dogs on Davidstow Moor most weekends, often close by the reservoir. It's usually blowing a hooley but today it was almost still; as such the water was almost inviting! A plop of a thrown stone caused the circle. I had been aiming for some sort of landscape shot incorporating the shoreline and Rough Tor in the background but I got distracted by the ripples and didn't quite end up with the picture I'd had in mind! One for another day though.
Sunday, 10 February 2013
10th February 2013
After the Rain
10/365
Raindrops cling to the remains of Woody Nightshade.
I would just like to point out that as it more or less rains here every day "After the Rain" could be quite a popular theme!
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Raindrops cling to the remains of Woody Nightshade.
I would just like to point out that as it more or less rains here every day "After the Rain" could be quite a popular theme!
Monday, 4 February 2013
4th February 2013
River Dance
4/365
Waves on the river
The River Inny, a tributary of the River Tamar, runs through our land (which all sounds very grand but it's only a small piece!) The river is constantly changing, dancing a very complex dance.
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Waves on the river
The River Inny, a tributary of the River Tamar, runs through our land (which all sounds very grand but it's only a small piece!) The river is constantly changing, dancing a very complex dance.
Saturday, 2 February 2013
2nd February 2013
Waters Edge
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Edges of the waves.
A beautiful winters day. We walked from Northcott Mouth across the cliff path to Sandymouth, then back along the beach to Northcott. The beach was almost deserted, just perfect.
There is a wreck at Northcott; SS Belem lies below Menachurch Point, between Northcott Mouth and Sandymouth. This picture was taken as we walked towards it. The wreck itself has been bookmarked for a return visit, or two, for my Photo-a-Day.
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Edges of the waves.
A beautiful winters day. We walked from Northcott Mouth across the cliff path to Sandymouth, then back along the beach to Northcott. The beach was almost deserted, just perfect.
There is a wreck at Northcott; SS Belem lies below Menachurch Point, between Northcott Mouth and Sandymouth. This picture was taken as we walked towards it. The wreck itself has been bookmarked for a return visit, or two, for my Photo-a-Day.
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