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[Cascade]

Rules are simple.... I think. There are only three.

1. You must post a photo with exactly the same main subject as "Photo 1.
For instance  a blue tongue lizard = a blue tongue lizard, a yellow lily = a yellow lily, a church = a church.

2. The person who posts the 5th photo in a set then gets to post the 1st photo of the next set adding the main subject requirement. as a footnote.

3. A member may post more than once in each set,  but they may not follow there own post except when changing to the next set.

It would help further down the topic if sequential posts in each set are numbered "Photo 1",  "Photo 2",  "Photo 3",  "Photo 4" or  "Photo 5".

Each poster is welcome to make any comment  on the previous photo's or their own post.

Thats about it.

I'll kick it off.

Post1.



A carved tree.

[Mystic]

Cool idea Cascade, be interesting to see how this works out

Nice and curious shot too. Where was that taken?

This one is a "sculpture" in Queenstown

Photo 2

[Cascade]

Mystic, on 12 January 2011 - 08:25 PM, said:

Nice and curious shot too. Where was that taken?

It was taken in Nova Scotia where I spent 9 months in two hits because I wanted to have a decent winter.
Its interesting what a dry -24C does to persperation on the skin when your shovelling snow. Even more interesting to actually watch a small running creek freeze over.

[Mystic]

-24 is definitely COLD I used to live in Armidale NSW where -12 was not unusual in winter, that was cold enough for me. One of my favourite morning walks up there was to head up the highway towards a small dam that usually froze over during winter. I would pick up a good sized rock and throw it in the centre of the dam, just watching the ice layer shatter. Picking up puddles and smashing them over a friend's head was also fun

[dave]

I used to watch the pacific black ducks trying to land on a frozen dam just out from where I was working at the time, .....................now THAT'S entertainment!....................it used to "Quack me up" ..........sorry had to throw that one in!

[Shane V]

Dave.....I have a pic to post, just need to find it...be back later when I have caught up with other stuff.

[Shane V]

This wasn't quite the pic I was looking for, but I couldn't find my other one

Photo 3

[Cascade]

Hehe... guess thats the other half of Mystic's photo.

But I do like the whispy cloud streakes, Shane.

Photo 4.

[Mystic]

Interesting tree sculpture Cascade. Is that taken up in the north of Tassie? Seen a few similar type carvings in my travels, but can't recall exactly where.

Photo 5


Starting off a new set
Photo 1

The theme is : Dandelions

[Cascade]

They are the new carvings in the re-developed river area at Campbell Town. They are whats left of the big pines that used to be the shady spot.

[Shane V]

Very nice Cascade.  And yep Cascade, that is the other bit of Mystics   Glad you like it mate :)Will have to get over there at some point and check them out for myself.  Gorgeous shots there Mystic...will have to dig through mine later...still much to catch up on elsewhere.

[Shane V]

Photo 2...  Bit of a close up

[Cascade]

Photo 3.

[Shane V]

Nice one Cascade...

Photo 4...

[Mystic]

Nice shots guys. I am not going to post the last pic in the series again...so there

[Shane V]

Well I can't post...someone else is gonna have to

[exislegirl]

Photo 5



And to kick-start the new theme: Shells

Photo 1



Theme: Shells

Natalie

[Shane V]

Nice shots Natalie.

[Mystic]

Nice shots Natalie, and good to see you around again. Hope the wild weather up that way has not impacted on you guys.

Photo 2

[Cascade]

Photo 3.