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House, mist, and trees - The original old homestead at Ruakura. A grand old house with a great view.

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Cows in the Mist - A farm out in Ruakura on a foggy day.

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One stern chicken - I wouldn't want to mess with this bird.

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Frog Shell - I thought I found a frog but it was a frog shell. I am not sure how that happened. It looked like old leather.

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Blue, Gray and concreate. I took this photo in Hamilton city. Sometimes I think there is more beauty in alleys and backends of a city.

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Classic in Black - an old classic car I came across.

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Hole in the head - I had this cow skull hanging up on my fence for over three years before I really looked at it and figured out the cause of death. I have no idea where I got this skull from. Its a mystery to me.

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Now you see it... It will only be a matter of time and this old shed will become just a square of ivy.

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Walls, windows and wheels - enough said....

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Old Iron - An wonderful old corrugated iron shed in Thames, New Zealand.

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Blocky - A restaurant in Devenport. I loved the chunky feel of the place and that lighting set it off.

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Fog and Glass - This is one of the places I walk my dog. It was a wonderfully misty morning. It was like having a filter on my camera.

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Tree trunk pencils - These huge pencils are a bit of a mystery. I saw them in a public reserve next to the road. They just appeared there overnight. I stopped to photograph them. Two years later they are still there and the contractor mows around them. The mind boggles.

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Tree lights - A great light show behind a row of trees.

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Yellow Door - An entrance to a building in Kingsland, Auckland

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Unsafe safe - A shop in Hamilton going through a refit. With two not a very safe, safes.

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Land of the long black cloud - From the land of the long white cloud. How ironic...