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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
Hi Pandora, i bet Tasmania is a lot warmer and drier though.
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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
Tasmanian urban areas that are situated mainly on the coast rarely drop below freezing point in winter or get much above 35'C in summer. Rural areas in the midlands or far south do fall a tad below freezing overnight but warm up in daytime. Tasmania's climate can be described as temperate.
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08-16-2010
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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
Its a lovely panoramic image. The sticthing is not discernible. Sure makes me want to visit this place.
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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
i really should get out more while the weather is good & shoot as much as i can...
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08-17-2010
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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
Imagine the photo's i could take if i used a tripod lol...
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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
we do get a lot of rain, the photo was taken just outside a town called Macroom in Co.Cork. I was lucky, the clouds had just parted for a few minutes. and the rain came down a half hour later. |
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Re: Irish Panoramic Scene
But that is why is is such a lush green! And the Guinness tastes good whether it rains or not. I will consider some panoramice next time I am over
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