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Posted: 24 Jan 2008


Taken: 22 Jan 2008

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1.3 sec. • f/16.0 • 10.0 mm • ISO 100 •


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Limb Brook •
Limb Valley •
brooksncreeks •
geo:lat=53.345274 •
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South Yorkshire •
Sheffield •
England •
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cascade •
geo:lon=-1.543601 •


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Mossy Hallucigenia?

Mossy Hallucigenia?
The popular main footpath through the upper reaches of the steep-sided Limb Valley runs halfway up the northern flank of the the valley side. To follow the Limb Brook itself in the valley bottom can entail a somewhat muddy adventure, often through a tangle of undergrowth, fallen trees and branches. Not many people choose this way, so one can be quite alone and mostly hidden from everyone else.

I was particularly captivated by this moss-covered pine trunk and its fanciful resemblence to the weird-looking Burgess Shale fossil Hallucigenia !
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallucigenia

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