Springer, literally
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RoseHolly
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Springer, literally
...some more snow pictures, incase you hadnt had enough
Re: Springer, literally
What fantastic photos - really love the second one 
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Stacia
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Super dog, also loved the first photo with the cloud strategically placed. How do you get on with the wind farms, I found them very eery.
Jelinga
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Love that last pic 
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Lovely pics
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I don't like wind farms......too much listening to War of the Worlds as a wee child has left me with a lifelong fear of tall things with pods on the top.....
Lovely picture of the springer springing
Lovely picture of the springer springing
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RoseHolly
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Re: Springer, literally
Jelinga wrote:Super dog, also loved the first photo with the cloud strategically placed. How do you get on with the wind farms, I found them very eery.
Jelinga
It is a snowball in the first photo, not a cloud in the sky yesterday! Im not a massive fan of walking round the wind farm, the walk we normally do is round the reservoirs so we dont get too close, but you can still hear them, with their irritating low flying aircraft sound!