FOTD – Friday August 28

The streets of my town seemed a little bland for my post today, I took the camera on my morning dog walk and came back with nothing that fitted the task.  So I have decided to go into my photo archive, to look for a landscape or street scene that had a forground with an interesting subject.

These stairs mark the start of the Campuhan Ridge Walk in Ubud. This is the time of year that I would usually visit for a month, now my photos from past trips have become even more precious.

 

Author: mimfilip

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5 thoughts on “FOTD – Friday August 28”

  1. I think we are all finding our photo archives more important than ever as we may not be able to travel around our own area, much less overseas. 🙂

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      1. I love SBS on demand AND any National Geographic DVDs. I had something like 8-9 on Alaska and just about every DVD on the Himalayas and Everest. I’ve now re-homed them after watching them so many times. I’ve still got the set Wild China (which is worth buying if you haven’t seen it). I’m also addicted to The Durrells (set in Corfu which I visited in 1976 for a week) and the Italian series Montalbano (set in Sicily)

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