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Very classy shot. Did you have to wait for the moment or were you just passing?
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Thanks! I was walking along the Tenant Farmer’s Field Corridor this evening. Half a dozen herons flew away, but this on was so interested in the sunset that it didn’t notice me. So I was passing.
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Skilled work to be passing just at the right time.
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I guess you are right, Tom. It can take a lot of planning to pass a place at exactly the right time. In this case, though, pure chance held my hand.
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It’s that old saying again, the more you practise the luckier you get.
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Superb shot!
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Thank you.
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Excellent shot!
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Thanks Belinda.
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Yes, definitely a great shot, Mike.
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Thanks Vicki.
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Beautiful, serene image 🙂
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Thanks.
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Reblogged this on Rattiesforeverworldpresscom.
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Lovely!
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Thank you. It’s good to know that a heron can appreciate a sunset, Ellen.
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wow!
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It was a good sunset.
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Beautiful
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Lovely!
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Thanks Suzanne.
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You’re welcome!
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