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One-Word-Sunday-Hanging

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hanging  

a decorative piece of fabric or curtain hung
on the wall of a room or around a bed.
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Not the best piece to match the definition

however it is one of the few images I have

of hang gliders.

Lastly, a wall hanging from maybe

fifty to sixty years ago.

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One Word Sunday Challenge:…Hanging

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One-Word-Sunday-Wiggly

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wiggly  

“Wiggly” means making small, quick, irregular movements from side to side,

or having a wavy or sinuous form with many curves.

It describes things like “wiggly worms” or a “wiggly line” and

can be used informally to describe something that is wavy or unsteady.

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We were on a Game Drive one evening at

Sausage Tree Safari Camp, when suddenly

our driver/guide pointed out a snake trail.

As it was an evening drive and the sun was not far off setting,

it took some sorting out in the evening light.

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One Word Sunday Challenge:...Wiggly

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Cee’s-FFChallenge:…Evening

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evening

the period of time at the end of the day,
usually from about 6 p.m. to bedtime.

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A few years ago, the camera club…

…to which I belong…

 

…organised a Sunset Cruise…

…on Geelong’s Corio Bay.

 

A great couple of hours was had by everyone.

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FOWChallenge-Facade

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facade

the principal front of a building, which faces
onto a street or open space

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The Melbourne General Post Office (GPO),

located at the corner of Elizabeth and Bourke

Streets, was built in stages between 1861and 1907.

The initial two-story building, designed to occupy the

entire site, was constructed between 1859 and 1867.

 

Source:  Google.com



Further additions, including a third storey and

clock tower, were added between 1887 and 1890.

The final stage, extending the Elizabeth Street

facade, was completed in 1907.

Source:  Google.com

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FOWChallenge:…Facade

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FOWChallenge-Tongue

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tongue

the fleshy muscular organ in the mouth of a mammal, used for tasting,
licking, swallowing, and (in humans) articulating speech.
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The Melbourne General Post Office (GPO),

located at the corner of Elizabeth and Bourke

Streets, was built in stages between 1861and 1907.

The initial two-story building, designed to occupy the

entire site, was constructed between 1859 and 1867.

Source:  Google.com



Further additions, including a third storey and

clock tower, were added between 1887 and 1890.

The final stage, extending the Elizabeth Street

facade, was completed in 1907.

Source:  Google.com

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FOWChallenge:…Facade

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Sculpture-Saturday25-0809-Gum-Leaves

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While Google does not have a name

for is image I will stick with Gum Leaves

simply because there is a single leaf

(not one of these) that is called

a Gum Leaf.

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SculptureSaturday25

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FOWChallenge-Flash

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flash

shine in a bright but brief, sudden,
or intermittent way.
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It is no good pressing the shutter after you see the flash of lightning.

That is far too late.

I found it was more productive to use a wider angle lens, (18mm)

to capture a greater area of sky; and couple that with a slower

shutter speed, (20 seconds) and pray that I would capture

flashes of lightning that occurred while the

shuttter was open.

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FOWChallenge:…Flash

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