Esther's photos with the keyword: crossing

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This young wildebeest swam all the way across the Mara River without being eaten by crocodiles. It bleated for its mother when it reached the other side. Becoming confused, it swam back across the Mara River. It mixed in with the other wildebeest waiting to cross and we never saw it again. LIMG 1960

Huge herds of wildebeest, cross the Mara River in Kenya to follow the rains and get to the grasslands in Tanzania. The crossing is extremely dangerous because Nile crocodiles lie in wait for the wildebeest and lions wait on the other side. LIMG 1934

Huge herds of wildebeest, cross the Mara River in Kenya to follow the rains and get to the grasslands in Tanzania. The crossing is extremely dangerous because Nile crocodiles lie in wait for the wildebeest and lions wait on the other side. LIMG 1944

Huge herds of wildebeest, cross the Mara River in Kenya to follow the rains and get to the grasslands in Tanzania. The crossing is extremely dangerous because Nile crocodiles lie in wait for the wildebeest and lions wait on the other side. LIMG 1934

Topis and zebras, along with the huge herds of wildebeest, cross the Mara River in Kenya to follow the rains and get to the grasslands in Tanzania. The crossing is extremely dangerous because Nile crocodiles lie in wait for the wildebeest and lions wait on the other side. LIMG 1929

The Saturday Self-Challenge: Tilt Shift Effect TSSCIMG 3269

My husband and I exited the Marble Museum in Proctor, Vermont, only to find a train parked between us and our car in the parking lot. We were unwilling to try to push through the bushes and walk in front of the train so we thought that we would wait it out. The engineer spotted us waiting and backed up the train so that we could cross. AIMG_3268

Crossing the lagoon to Venice, Italy.

Crossing the lagoon to Venice, Italy. These men may be training to race. AIMG_4687

Conway Scenic Railway at Bartlett, New Hampshire AIMG_5100

As cities replaced jungles and wires replaced vines, the rhesus monkeys near the Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu, Nepal learned to improvise rather than encroach on the teaming sidewalks AIMG_0502

Rhesus monkeys use electrical wiring as jungle vines to cross the streets of Old Delhi, India AIMG_4393