In response to Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Public Transportation.
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I recently travelled to the UK – to renew my passport, which is another story entirely – and not only did I get my entire family together for our first Christmas in 10 years but I was also lucky enough to experience my first proper snow.
On Boxing Day we went for a walk in the hills around Glossop – the views were breathtaking!
I don’t know if this first picture qualifies as true black and white since I took it in full colour but I love the effect of the white snow on the black tree trunks.
A few days after returning home I spotted this eagle perched in the dead tree above our bedroom:
And then a couple of days later we saw this Fish Eagle perched on a tree on the banks of the Zambezi River:
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