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Sue if you're still getting freezing temps I hope that Bud isn't in any
hurry to arrive!!

Crazy Ed

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In article , Edward Erbeck
writes
Sue if you're still getting freezing temps I hope that Bud isn't in any
hurry to arrive!!


It never got very cold and now it's raining. The twig's on a briar not
a garden rose but they're all hardy in England.
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Natures lens. Very nice water drop display.
john

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Natures lens. Very nice water drop display.

Thanks.
Pure opportunism of course: a dedicated photographer would get on her
bike, go into town and try for an office block reflected in a drip
(conditions are just right) but I'm going to have my breakfast instead.
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Love the refraction of the trees.
I try this sort of shot often but the drops always fall off. :-)

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MC,
A wonderful capture there. I love the "world within the droplet".
--Bob

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In article , The Nottles
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Love the refraction of the trees.
I try this sort of shot often but the drops always fall off. :-)


Oh yes. If anything moves the plant your game's over. It's fun though.
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