Cycling Through Pastoral Scenery

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Hello cow! If only you knew that you are being milked in more ways than one...

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Suburban grazing

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At the watercooler

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Time to move on

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This is my ride.

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Modern homes. This is where the outer suburbs meet the countryside.

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The roof seems to be in very good shape. Otherwise this building does not seem livable with all those broken windows. I wonder if it will be torn down to make room for development at some point because this is right on the edge of a zoned area. But why fix the roof in order to keep the building from rotting?

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Oh my god, these are beautiful pictures. It's like there are millions of pixels. Very clear. You are taking very nice pictures.

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That you very much for your feedback. I took these with a Nikon D3400, an entry level DSLR that came out in 2016. I think it's a very good camera for a cheap DSRL. The lenses were a Sigma 70-300 mm telephoto lens and the Nikon 18-55 mm VR, also an inexpensive kit lens.

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I will investigate what you say. Thank you very much for the information.

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