Lol…Plenty more where those came from…
Binary.
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What is it?
A pathway leading down to a beach on the Firth of Forth in Elie, Fife. (Scotland)
steve
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Thanks.
Jaime, are you using filters or is it all done in post?
(Love ‘em, BTW)
No filters, lifting water shadows in post for light symmetry.
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Great set of pictures, sometimes everything falls into place and everywhere you look there’s pictures to be had, clearly this was one of those occasions.
In his footsteps
Before sundown, a Sandhill Crane is looking for his last frog of the day.
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The Cobbler, also known as Ben Arthur, is a magnificent Corbett in the Arrochar Alps and is widely considered to be the most difficult to summit. It isn’t particularly technical, though does have an awkward move as you pass through a hole in the rocks (the so called, ‘eye of the needle’) to emerge onto a ledge, but it is very exposed with substantial drops - it is this aspect that deters many from reaching the true summit. I was combining it with another nearby Corbett, so approached it from the NW but its finest aspect is certainly seen from the SE.
The Cobbler from Arrochar (SE) summit pinnacle left of centre
View from the Eastern top to the summit pinnacle (eye of the needle on the right)
Summit pinnacle with ascent ledge on right
The eye of the needle
And subsequent rising, narrowing, off camber, ledge
At the end of the ledge, there is a jumble of rocks to climb up to achieve the summit pinnacle. There are good holds for hands and feet, but again, it’s very exposed, especially on descent.
The following Corbett was disappointingly ordinary afterwards!
Cheers,
Ian
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Terminal 5?
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Yes
Ive spent too many hours there over the past 2 years. The biggest disappointment though is returning to LHR. Yes, T5 is better but T4 and T3 are a right s@#£hole. LHR is without doubt the 2nd worst airport i travelled to/from. Dhaka being the worst.
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