Check out the top of the stop sign just showing above the snow!
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it looks buried to me! brrr…
Faythe recently posted..Spring cleaning in the garden
Maybe it’s a stop sign for gophers.
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Or Wombats? Or maybe they don’t like snow?
I don’t know if wombats like snow, but they do tolerate it and live in mountainous regions where there is snow in the winter.
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Oh wow that much snow.
My mom told me that about forty years ago, when my sister was born, they were using horse sleds to go through snow mazes or up in the snow, just like on your photo. Thanks for sharing, I will be back later … Anna
Anna recently posted..A Journey Of A Thousand Miles Must Begin With A Single Step
Will thanks for dropping by, yes I count those three years right. In the morning we will be celebrating 2 years and 11 months with Matthew and have a pretend bday cake . That way when someone asks him how old he is, he can reply 2 years old and 11 months, and not 10 months. The progress I am witnessing is unbelievable, he is like a little wet sponge. The latest and greatest, he loves when we read to him, sometimes 5 books a day, in the morning when waking up, before afternoon nap and before sleep. Never mind sometimes same book that many times, but that’s okay because once he memorizes it he reads to us, lol.
About the camera. Yes I have the same problem, and I had it with 20D. I realized that switching lens wasn’t that great idea especially during windy dust storm. I sent out for cleaning but they never got it right (my first was free, no wonder). So you are right, the best way is too keep lens on at all times. That is why I am debating if I should fix my 20D, for other lens. As long I don’t shoot something against bright background or sky, the dust on the images blends or is not visible. So far on 7D I switched lens 3 times to test them, but now I have my 100-400mm and not taking it off, so far my images are clean.
Anna
Anna recently posted..A Journey Of A Thousand Miles Must Begin With A Single Step
Thanks Anna! Yes if I do eventually upgrade the camera I think I will go with one lens. The problem is which one. The ideal would be something like 35-300 mm but I don’t think that is made for Cannon? If it is I bet it would cost as much as the camera!
Gosh it is deep. I am amazed how far up the stop sign it is. There could be a missing family in a car under there who stopped too long at the sign & were buried
Unfortunately it happens every year Tony, even with signs like this one: