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[MiguelATF]

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M.

Not sure why I like this photo so much, Matt... but I do.

 

[pdurand]

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[perthorup]

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Eilean Donan

Of all the castles in Scotland that was definitely my favourite one. Beautiful shot.

 

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[Darmok N Jalad]

Putting the 9mm 1.7 through its paces.

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[rpthomas]

Putting the 9mm 1.7 through its paces.
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Awesome!

 

[IanE]

Of all the castles in Scotland that was definitely my favourite one. Beautiful shot.

Thanks, its very photogenic

 

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[MiguelATF]

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Really nice shot, Walter. And a subject which lends itself nicely to this aspect ratio.

 

[wee-pics]

Thank you, Miguel, very much appreciated.

 

[TNcasual]

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[MiguelATF]

At the local Coffee Shop.

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[JensM]

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[WhidbeyLVR]

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sea otter enjoying a clam lunch

 

[rayvonn]

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Zeiss Biogon ZM 21mm F2.8

 

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[jbruce]

This would be a "gaggle" of geese, if they were geese, so would this be a "gobble" of turkeys?

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[WhidbeyLVR]

This would be a "gaggle" of geese, if they were geese, so would this be a "gobble" of turkeys?

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What Is A Group Of Turkeys Called? Different Terms Explained

Turkeys are very social birds that flock together, especially in winter. During the winter months, in places where they are common, Wild Turkeys can form flocks of 40, 60, or even 200 birds, and in

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In captivity, a group of Turkeys are usually known as a “gaggle” or a rafter,” but groups of Turkeys have also been called a “dole,” a “run,” a “school,” a “raffle,” or even a “posse.”

 

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