Canola This pic I took whilst we driving 100 km/hr on a bumpy road headed for a camping weekend in the mountains of the Swartland, Western Cape, South Africa. The yellow field is a Canola Field in full bloom with the build up to evening showers in the distance. I thought it came out okay, considering the potholes and speed. What do you think?
I was on my way to a meeting, but I was early, so I stopped on the side of the road to kill some time. This "head" was just lying there as you see it, quite creepy in a way. Abandoned
While exploring the back roads of Tennessee, I have discovered the trees and woodlands in this area are some of the most unique and unusual I've ever seen. Forever entwined, this tree seen on the original Natchez Trace seems to be evidence of two souls forever joined as one, shared is their mutual struggle to overcome the obstacles of celebrating their love, not achieved in their human life, but immortilized by mother nature in the isolated beauty of the Tennessee wilderness. 
Forever Entwined
Just got back from a business trip to the Chicago area. While there, I visited the community of Lake Forest which is right on the shores of Lake Michigan. A very pretty place. These are my faves from the 50+ frames I shot.
LakeForestBeach
Market Square Court
Market Square
Plants For Sale
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