Quiet stream by kbrog

Photography • Scenic • posted on Nov 09, 2009

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This is a little upstream from the last shot. Hope you enjoy! And thanks for the comments on my previous posts. Check out the zoom, it looks much better.

Comments (16)

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Hubba1

11:29AM | Mon, 09 November 2009

An awesome little creak! I love to trapes around in places just like that :) Awesome shot!

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cece7894

11:31AM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Nice and awesome shot!

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brathburn

11:34AM | Mon, 09 November 2009

BEAUTIFUL SHOT++++++++

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mgtcs

11:42AM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Excellent photo as usual, lovely place!

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emmecielle

12:30PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Beautiful shot! :)

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Grizabella

2:05PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Beautiful landscape!

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Rainastorm

2:07PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Looks very peaceful...bet is sounds nice trickling down also:-)

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moochagoo

2:39PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Nice little river :)

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wjames

2:49PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Beautiful shot, could be miles from civilization what peace.

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kbrog

3:00PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Or it could be a brook. ;D

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Ac-Dc

6:36PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

awesome place to take a photo.

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bmac62

10:10PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

Beautiful scene...I can hear the brook babbling:-) I notice in you bio you've moved from Long Island to Florida recently. I grew up on Long Island...all in Nassau County...went to high school in Roslyn but left in 1958 with only an occasional return visit since.

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Richardphotos

10:39PM | Mon, 09 November 2009

bet during heavy rains it is a gusher. superb landscape

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kbrog

9:40AM | Tue, 10 November 2009

From what I understand, a Good part of this park used to be greeks, ponds and swampland. Before a sink hole opened up in Lake Jackson. Long ago the native Indians used to build big earthen mounds and live in huts on top of them.

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