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Photos taken on my HTC Desire and Olympus E-1 mostly taken while walking my 10 year old rescued greyhound, Tim.
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Pembrokeshire
We're having a great time in Pembrokeshire despite wind and rain.
1) Tim at Nolton Haven
2) Newgale beach - had a great surfing session in the wind and rain.
3) Barbequing in the rain.
1) Tim at Nolton Haven
2) Newgale beach - had a great surfing session in the wind and rain.
3) Barbequing in the rain.
30th Aug 2009, 21:35
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Swan
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Swan on the boating lake on the way back from the beach.
28th Aug 2009, 23:35
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Rainbow beach
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Heavy rain followed by sunshine = rainbow.
Worth getting soaked for :)
We're off to Pembrokeshire tomorrow for a couple of days. Not sure what the mobile reception will be like so might be a bit quiet for a while.
Worth getting soaked for :)
We're off to Pembrokeshire tomorrow for a couple of days. Not sure what the mobile reception will be like so might be a bit quiet for a while.
Sun and rain
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One of those days when it's pouring down with rain one minute and glorious sunshine the next. And sometimes both at the same time.
28th Aug 2009, 20:15
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Tyre
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Another shot from the beach yesterday
27th Aug 2009, 21:00
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Sunshine
Poured down with rain this morning. Brilliant sunshine this afternoon.
I liked the colour of the rocks in the first shot, lit by the low evening sun.
(They're Carboniferous limestone if anyone wants to know. The black band is the high water mark and the yellow/orange marking above it is lichen.)
In the second shot I was following the reflection of the sun, walking through the water to the headland in the distance.
I liked the colour of the rocks in the first shot, lit by the low evening sun.
(They're Carboniferous limestone if anyone wants to know. The black band is the high water mark and the yellow/orange marking above it is lichen.)
In the second shot I was following the reflection of the sun, walking through the water to the headland in the distance.
24th Aug 2009, 22:42
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