Here is a little glimpse of the Dan River raging over the fall, as you look through the underside of the bridge.
It's just water under the bridge.
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Here is a little glimpse of the Dan River raging over the fall, as you look through the underside of the bridge.
It's just water under the bridge.
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I like arches pictures. Brings out a lot of creativity. And you showed just that.
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I love the arches, too, Rommel. In this case, I think the Engineers that designed the bridge get the credit for the arch that holds her up. I’ll take credit for the shot though, so thank you very much! 🙂
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Hi Marcy,
This is another blog I RSS
http:// girlmeetsbulgaria. com/ (I’ve broken up the link to get past the WP bouncers.)
She won a photograph contest at this site.
http:// http://www.theartsygirlconnection. com/ (Uh huh, broke it up again.)
The theme was ‘Green’. That reminded of your recent green picture. See if this site and the contest is something you might be interested in. I took a peek myself, but can’t finagle the ‘Finagle a Foto’ tab at the top right and therefore, I’m un-finagled about what it entails.
I only hope this does not add to your already piled up plate.
As for this photograph, I feel like I’m looking at the little (dammed?) fall through an oddly shaped keyhole. Yeah, my brain can sometimes be like a post you re-blogged recently – it trips without LSD (or any other, um, help)! 🙂
Kate
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Thanks for the links, Kate. It was cool of you to pass this info along. I will check them out.
As far as your brain, or the way you think goes, keep in mind that your are talking to someone that talks to orange-people. Hmmm, what does that say about both of us? LOL.
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Oh, so this post did sail through. It did not show up immediately after I wrote it, so I assumed my tampering with the links wasn’t good enough for the Spam filter. Which is why I added the second half of it later.
>Thanks for the links, Kate. It was cool of you to pass this info along.
– You’re welcome! I did it because I think you’re pretty cool yourself, Marcy. 🙂
>As far as your brain, or the way you think goes, keep in mind that your are talking to someone that talks to orange-people. Hmmm, what does that say about both of us? LOL.
– Hey, we’re part of the rainbow of humanity! Okay, we’re more like the fizzing, twinkling, cuckoo, batty bits of it, but we’re still part of that technicolour arc alright.
Vive la différence!
Kate
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Vive la différence!
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Works for me! And I’m glad it works for you too! Beside, everybody has to be something, and there are a lot worse things to be than ‘different’. Oh, thing of the fun we might miss, otherwise.
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Stunning scenery. An ideal spot to appreciate nature. Just wonderful and calming. Thank you for the inspiration.
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Thank you, for stopping by! I’m glad you enjoyed the post. 😉
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I can hear the water, smell the fresh air – thanks for this soothing THROUGH-version!
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Thanks Frizz … down by the river was a favorite spot(ssss) for me. 😉 Thank you for stopping by as well.
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It’s a lovely scene you have captured here. As frizztext says, you can really hear the water. Beautifully seen and shot.
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Thank you. I always enjoyed having my camera with me, when I strolled by the river. It never failed to offer a beautiful shot here, or there, or there, or there… You know what a flirt, Mother Nature is. Thanks for stopping by to check it out, I’m glad you enjoyed the visit.
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It is more than just water under a bridge. It is a fab picture showing a fantasy scene, maybe your little orples are hidden in there? 😉
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I’d thought about inviting them into the picture. I think I’m going to start doing taking them on a few trips into photo-land when I post. What do you think, Gerry, should I?
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I feel like I’m looking at the little (dammed?) fall through an oddly shaped keyhole. Yeah, my brain can sometimes be like a post you re-blogged recently – it trips without LSD (or any other, um, help)! 🙂
Kate
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I take it you checked out my re-blog? … not something I do often, but sometimes I can’t resist.
Mother Nature is so generous with her scenery … especially down by the river(s), this seem like an appropriate shot for ‘through’! Glad you took a stroll with me!
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>I take it you checked out my re-blog?
– Yes, I did. Fortunately, the images load slowly here, so I read through the comments first and merely glanced through the pictures to get some idea of what made the readers feel dizzy. I’m prone to motion sickness, so I avoided a full-on, intense gaze.
Kate
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It appears everything came through fine. I’ve not check the links out yet, but I do intend to. I don’t get motion sickness, so I’ll gaze at all of those little whirly gizmos for you … takes me back to the 60’s when things were groovy! 😉
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Beautiful photograph… love the calming waters… Thanks for sharing! 😮
Greetings from Recife, Brazil
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Thank you. After viewing some of your photos, that is quite the compliment. Thank you for visiting.
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Now that looks like a great fishing spot hon! Wow! It’s looks so peaceful and serene. Great shot and entry sweetie! 🙂
*hugs*
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With me, it is a place to feed the ducks and geese when they are there, otherwise … click,click. 🙂
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That is the best spot for that hon. You will also see that hubby never catches the fish. He believes in catch and release and he also belongs to the Yellow Fish Conservation group in their club as well, so he will really enjoy it there. 🙂
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I don’t fish because I don’t have the patience for it. I’d rather take a sketch book with me and draw the fish. LOL. But I’m glad Hubbie let’s ‘um go. Tell him he gets brownie points for that! 🙂
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hehehe, same here as well. Yeah, I am very strick on the catch and release thingy and he too. I will tell him. LOL! *hugs*
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Very cool angle and caption!
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Thanks. The river offers lots to choose from, where photography goes.
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Reminds me of my childhood.
~Anne
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I take it you grew up close to a river?
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That’s a lovely photo!
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Thank you. A river is the perfect place to find great shots. There is always something interesting to be found to take a photo of. Thanks for checking it out. 😉
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hello marcy, i have given you an award … http://wp.me/p1kP6q-xX, i do enjoy your blog! christine
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Thank you Christine. I left you a Congrats, and a thank you on your post… Great Job! I do appreciate your appreciation, and send appreciation right back to you . 🙂 😉
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a great click for this challenge!
thanks for sharing.
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Thanks and thanks for dropping by to check it out.
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Beautiful scene!
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Thank you. I used to love to shoot photos of the Dan river when I was in that area. I need to start getting some shots of the James River, now that I’m closer to it. It has some magnificent scenes waiting to be photographed as well.
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It’s a really beautiful picture. Perfect for this week’s theme.
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Thank you Arindam. And thanks too for stopping by to check it out! 🙂
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