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Kruithuis - Stellenbosch

No not Africa. This is near the Serbian / Bulgarian border, a refreshment stop under Silver Birch trees. It serves as a cafe, bar, comfort stop, rest stop for long haul truckers, squat toilets with no paper, rubber ducking on the river - has an owner that does all sorts. Certainly made me think of Africa.

Taken in one of the hangers at the Stellenbosch Airshow today - 11th May 2013

Spotted these ghost ships approaching Cape Town ...

Good one Dean, you had me scratching my head at first.

It's a simple picture, of a landscape in Bulgaria. It happens to be a campsite in rolling green hills shortly after a rain shower had passed, highlighting the greens and blues so typical of landscapes. The open spaces, fresh air and that rare commodity in Europe called nature.

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Vermont, Hermanus

Wed....a heron doing coastal patrol at Glencairn.

The following photo's were taken in a national park 45 minutes east of Edmonton, the capitol of the province of Alberta last weekend.

First picture is of a beaver, the second is his nest. The nest is built from twigs and branches and his entrance is deep under water, that keeps the land predators out.




A Canada goose has arrived from down south, preparing for our summer. Note the snow still on the ground. Where I live, two hour south, the snow is gone.




Biltong!
Bison grazing, they almost became extinct from hunting. There is more than one species, one of witch was discovered not to be extinct some time after WWII.

Nice photos guys! Martiens, that shot of Kruithuis is excellent.....the Beaver is pretty cool as well.

Wow !!! Awesome photos jeffreynic

Just some of my other pictures..other than Aircraft..too

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Martiens - beautiful pic - you are going to get all those ex-pats booking a trip to Hermanus