Japanese Relocation Camp Memorial, Manzanar, California
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Trying to see what the flipping plumbers did to connect the taps up
Load of gubbins replaced with a longer flexible tap connector
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Be very careful with the flexi connectors, I know of two that burst & in one case water was escaping at mains pressure for around 4 hours. It took 4 months to dry the place out & repairs are not yet complete 
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Wow, I love that shot…so many characteristics of it. Great eye.
Staiths, North York Moors (Cleveland Way) October 2017, Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II, 14-42mm.
Runswick Bay, toward Kettleness (Cleveland Way) October 2017, Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II, 14-42mm.
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That reminds me of this movie
That film was set in Boscastle, Cornwall, but I see the similarities.
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Beautiful coastline. 
This afternoon’s stroll, bug friendly fields…
…& a Black Poplar (I think) of around 300-400 years old (a girth of approximately 4.5 metres).
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Not really well composed or thought out but pretty cool. I kept seeing a male bird fly in and out of the bush. I peeked yesterday in the rain and the female was guarding…and drenched. Today no mom or dad. They immediately thought I was there to feed them and stretched out and opened up.
Pixel 5a.
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Wow you caught them at a perfect moment
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I knew they were in there but they are super small. There was a branch over the top of the nest. I could just barely see the edge of the next when stooping down. So I stood up and pulled the branch back a bit and was stunned. I thought maybe two in there. They started peeping and beeping, I felt terrible for waking them up. Pretty cool nature preserve I have in my backyard. A few days ago giant millipede. I think I’ve posted the huge bull frog in the past. Fun times!
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As they say, the best camera is the one you have on you. That photo came out really well, a real action shot
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A budding Ansel Adams 
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