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OK I might be overdoing it - I guess you get the message, it was green as grass out there.  The landscape is also dominated by the most marvellous rocky mountains.

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  1. No, would never get tired of looking at that beautiful scenery. I love the layers in this photo :D)

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    1. I wish I had got a better shot of the mountains. They have the most interesting pagoda rock formations but I was photographing from a moving car so not so easy to get a good photo.

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  2. It's gorgeous. It's not often we see it that green.

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    1. It can be green like this in the Spring too. It's just that we have had a prolonged dry spell so the contrast is greater.

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  3. Love this photo.
    I always love the ones you take that make me feel like I could walk into them.
    What constitutes a photo like that I'm not sure - it's just the vibe of the thing.

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