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I hiked around the bend, it kept going. I hiked around the next, it kept going. I hike around another, it just kept going.

Below is where I ended up, not where I started.

It was late, I pitched my tent, and stayed the night. It was cold. I dreamt of never getting there.

Tachi 4x5
Fuji A 240mm/9
Expired Fuji Pro 160s
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

Bravo!

trying to get there
only to find that
there was here all along

deleted, digi pix posted, :--(

Taken on a frosty morning, the road I live on.

Fay Ranch Road
http://kpa.dunnnet.com/modules/coppe...nchfrost_2.jpg

Toyo 45AII, 210mm, TriX@200, Rollo Pryo

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Originally Posted by SamReeves

Nice pix. Love the warmth of the sunrise there.

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Thanks, Sam.

Very nice JR!

Mike

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Originally Posted by JR Steel

Taken on a frosty morning, the road I live on.


Toyo 45AII, 210mm, TriX@200, Rollo Pryo

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Nice place to call home! :)
is the fence line picture from the same area?

Thanks Mike.

Allen, yes, we love it. I had to leave behind my darkroom to be here but it was worth it. The fenceline photo was taken in the foothills east of Bakersfield, CA about 60 miles from here. I live in the Sierra Mountains (Kern River Valley). I consider everything between the San Joaquin Valley and the Mojave Desert my back yard. :)

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Originally Posted by JR Steel

Taken on a frosty morning, the road I live on.

Fay Ranch Road
http://kpa.dunnnet.com/modules/coppe...nchfrost_2.jpg

Toyo 45AII, 210mm, TriX@200, Rollo Pryo

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That is epic, even if it's near Bakersfield! :p Nice one!

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Originally Posted by Steve Gledhill

I made this one last week. It was taken looking south soon after sunrise from Stinchcombe Hill in Gloucestershire, England. The monument on the distant hill is the Tyndale monument erected to the memory of William Tyndale who first translated the bible into Early Modern English in the 16th century. He was born in the village of North Nibley at the foot of the hill. It's one of a series I'm in the process of taking whilst walking along the Cotswold Way and which I'm recording in my blog (link below).

http://www.virtuallygrey.co.uk/files...hcombehill.jpg

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excellent photograph, well done