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Fall at the Old Fishin' Hole

Fall at the Old Fishin' Hole

Posted by Bill (Belton, Missouri, United States) on 4 November 2009 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.

Thanks for dropping by to view my photos. Comments, critiques and suggestions are welcome and encouraged!

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alex centrella from California, United States

wish i was there fishing...nice fall image !

4 Nov 2009 2:33pm

@alex centrella: Could find total relaxation and some peaceful time. Thanks Alex!

Tammy Warren-Cricket from United States

What a beautiful setting!

4 Nov 2009 4:38pm

@Tammy Warren-Cricket: Thanks Tammy for your visit and your comment!

Michael from Shell village, United Kingdom

Beautiful shot, it's a place that I could explore for hours...

4 Nov 2009 5:35pm

@Michael: Lots of mysteries to be solved along theses banks! Thanks Michael!

Mhélène from Paris, France

I like these tones and composition !

4 Nov 2009 6:00pm

@Mhélène: Thank you Marie-Helene!

Lambspun from Madison, Maine, United States

Bill ...very beautiful spot. Very special and dressed up for fall. Wonderful colors :)

4 Nov 2009 9:49pm

@Lambspun: Haven't been fishin' in a couple of years. Thanks Lambspun!

Denise from Duncannon, United States

Just sitting there without fishing is probably just as relaxing. Great shot.

5 Nov 2009 1:44am

@Denise: I think you are quite right Denise! Thanks!

grant from kansas city, United States

"you get a line, i'll get a pole..." well done bill. reminds me of being a kid - spending all day in creeks like this.

6 Nov 2009 4:00pm

@grant: I got my feet cut more than once wading in creeks like this many years ago. The pole was a bamboo pole selected after much thought from the display outside the grocery store and the line was green 'string' and a cork bobber. Thanks Grant!

Chris Parr from Jefferson City, United States

I'm with Grant. I spent a great deal of my childhood "creek stompin'" as my older brother put it. This looks like home.

6 Nov 2009 7:18pm

@Chris Parr: 'Creek stomping' was a requisite for a boy of yesteryear! Thanks Chris!

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