Little bit of snow and ice

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paulmurphy
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Little bit of snow and ice

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We seemed to have missed the worst of the recent weather in this part of the UK (at the present), its still been a bit cold though.

First there is snow on the beach, thought you might like to see the brick pillar I posted previously at low tide

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There have been a few trees posted recently so I thought I'd put up this one

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Finally a one from the lake behind the tree, as I say it was cold

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All taken with A700 and KM 17-35mm


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Re: Little bit of snow and ice

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Nice shots, as always. :D
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Re: Little bit of snow and ice

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I'm starting too worry about you Murph, minus 300 degrees and you're out in it photographing. :lol:
Thanks for the look though...interesting pics, especially the lake.
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Re: Little bit of snow and ice

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:D I certainly enjoyed them...
...but I think we are missing a lot of tiny crystalline details that a full-size photo provides for your private eyes than these public-size forum photos and am envious of your immediate surroundings.

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Re: Little bit of snow and ice

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Greg Beetham wrote:I'm starting too worry about you Murph, minus 300 degrees and you're out in it photographing. :lol:
Thanks for the look though...interesting pics, especially the lake.
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That's because he's from the Northern Climes. I get better at the cold the longer I'm here, but I long for those nice warm days on the Amazon! Especially now that we're only getting 9 hours a day of sunlight!

Oh well, it's supposed to be 65F today, so a chance to get out and play in the sun awaits.

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