Spring Photo Thread 2015 (northwest, snowy, warm, day)
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Photos from a bike ride on Sunday. High in the mid 80s, dew points mid 50s, though slightly cooler where I was most of the time. All from my phone, brought my real camera with my but forgot to put the SD card in.
Beaver get this tree?
Another view of the tree?
Around noontime, not much shade on the road
This luxury car is no longer luxurious
A fire tower:
from the top:
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Started that way:
going down
Leaves aren't fully out!
Nice flowers:
Getting to Shelburne Falls:
very different sky than a month ago:
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On the Bridge of Flowers:
Waited a bit for the sun angle to go down so the road up the steep hill would be mostly shaded. Further up the river:
Really? These were pretty large and imposing clouds towering well above the mountains. Though this was taken with my cell phone and doesn't capture the scale of it very well.
Typical wintery clouds here would be thick, slate grey overcast.
Sorry, just making a joke out of certain posters we have on here who keep saying that about clouds in oceanic climates that people post, he calls everything wintry for some reason, even if it was on a hot summer's day.
Photos from a bike ride on Sunday. High in the mid 80s, dew points mid 50s, though slightly cooler where I was most of the time. All from my phone, brought my real camera with my but forgot to put the SD card in.
Gorgeous photos!
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