February 2006 Photo Competition

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  1. Dave W

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    Well it may be small, but it is an entrance;)
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    [​IMG]
    entry to my veg garden, i designed 5 years ago
    if you click the highlighted link, it takes you to the photo


    (just edited so pic is shown without clicking ;) )

    [ 22. February 2006, 02:21 PM: Message edited by: Webmaster ]
     
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  3. Charlie

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    [​IMG] Here is my 2nd entry. This is a favourite place of mine. Come into my Secret Garden, yes through there.!! This is actually in a public place, nobody can see you, but hardly anyone ever goes there. As you can see. The perfect place to sit & contemplate...! :cool: [​IMG]
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    [​IMG] My 3rd photo.
    This Kissing Gate is a lovely example of 18th centuary ironwork. In Victorian times it was a tradition for Brides to enter the church through this gate. You can almost hear the shouts of "My Dress!!"... :D The actual entrance dates back to Saxon times as does part of the church. The original Saxon village was on this side of the church. Alas it is just a "footpath" now!!
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  6. frogesque

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    This has been a tough competition this month but here goes with my 3 entries.

    A home for Dryads, Meliae or nymphs, or, just a gnarled and venerable tree with a hole for bats or maybe an owl. Would you dare walk past under a full moon?

    BOOOhh!

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    A hidden spring feeds the small burn running down through Balbirnie park.

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    On the Fife Coastal Path near Ravenscraig Castle, Kirkcaldy. Part of the ancient fortifications. Edinburgh is in background on the other side of the Firth of Forth

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  7. Fran

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    My third entry: The entrance to a lovely Broads nature reserve. A wonderfully mysterious place.

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    Took this on Saturday at Anglesey Abbey Snowdrop walk

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  9. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    My no2, not really an entrance, more of a tree tunnel.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    No 3, still not really an entrance, but I suppose it would be if I had a boat.
     
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    brill photos again but as any one else see in NIK
    what looks like agoats with one horn and in
    PET2255looks like an eye .
    or is it me and not focus well it is early.
     
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    "tree tunnels" ?
    I can only see the one :D
     
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  13. petal

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    Here's my third entry for this month's competition.
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Thats a bit Irish, Nik
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    ;) Think the "eye" could be the bridge.
    A goat :confused: :D
     
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