A view across the Yorkshire Arboretum.
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today's panorama photo
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today's panorama photo
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Re: today's panorama photo
Beautiful!
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Thank you. I need to find a away of printing it out at a huge size, so I can relive the clear blue sky. It's solid grey today and gloomy enough for me to be thinking about turning on lights and closing curtains even though it's only twenty to three in the afternoon.
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I feel your pain, Ken.
Regards,
Paul
The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change. The realist adjusts his sails.
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Here's a happy photo of November goslings to cheer you up
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Pedantry Alert!https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife ... tian-goose
Even so, it's a bit odd to see such young chicks this late in the year!Egyptian geese aren't true geese, they're members of the shelduck sub-family, Tadorninae.
Ken