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VIVID AUDIO white speakers... design and business offices in the UK, and manufacturing facilities in South Africa...
this is the attic of Joël Chevassus' house in France.
this is the attic of Joël Chevassus' house in France.
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What could I say ? It's so beautiful... built in Germany... precision 8 seconds a year !
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Spent today at the beach near Tofino, 2 hours across the mountains from my home.
That is a wonderful painting!
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This is the flag of French Bretagne (" Britany ")... I thought that the US Flag was a copy of that flag and I was wrong...
Long time ago French Britany had no flag so they decide to make a copy of the US Flag.... and it's black and white....
Long time ago French Britany had no flag so they decide to make a copy of the US Flag.... and it's black and white....
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If you've never seen a Ford Mustang with a French license plate.... it belongs to the owner of a nice boat....
with my Iphone 6s
with my Iphone 6s
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moments ago, out in the backyard
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Wonderful pic. Are those eucalyptus trees? I don't see those much.
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We had eucalyptus in the "Bay Area" when we lived in CA. They wouldn't grow here.
It's a mixture of things. On the east side of the house (photo is looking east, perhaps needless to say, for an evening rainbow ) it's mostly sugar maples and white pines. Some of the woody trunks you are seeing are "snags" (dead trees, left as habitat for the little woodland creatures).
Looks like this in the autumn
Not quite the same angle, but the same trees (and some others)
The only "seasoning" applied to this image was to use a CP filter on the lens when the photo was taken.
It's a mixture of things. On the east side of the house (photo is looking east, perhaps needless to say, for an evening rainbow
) it's mostly sugar maples and white pines. Some of the woody trunks you are seeing are "snags" (dead trees, left as habitat for the little woodland creatures). Looks like this in the autumn
Not quite the same angle, but the same trees (and some others)
The only "seasoning" applied to this image was to use a CP filter on the lens when the photo was taken.
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That's called bio-diversity engineering if memory serves me correct... lol. I'm going to guess and think Pleated woodpeckers, squirrels with some suitable turkey habitat sprinkled in?We had eucalyptus in the "Bay Area" when we lived in CA. They wouldn't grow here.
It's a mixture of things. On the east side of the house (photo is looking east, perhaps needless to say, for an evening rainbow
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all of the local woodpecker species (pileated, downy, hairy, flickers, yellow bellied sapsuckers, and, in recent years, redbellied woodpeckers) appreciate some dead trees as sources of food and for nesting, and there are other species that'll nest in divots and cavities in snags. I don't know how squirrels feel about dead trees.
on topic
... more woodpeckers to come
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