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stillcrazyman

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Welcome to Photo of the Day. The POTD thread was started by iGary in May, 2006 and converted to a monthly thread in November 2007 by Arn. POTD is one of the most popular picture groups on MacRumors, often exceeding 500 posts and 20,000 views per month.
Photo of the Day is intended to be a showcase for your best pictures. There is no limit to your gear, just your imagination. P&S and film cameras are welcome along with DSLRs. There are no themes like the Weekly Contest, and no winners (or losers) either.
POTD Thread Policies
  • One Photo per Day - Don't post more than one photo each day. Diptychs, triptychs, etc. are OK.
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  • Note: Anyone may start the Photo of the Day thread on the first of the month GMT. Please copy a quote of this post to maintain all the formatting.
  • Please don't alter or expand these policies - If you think they need improvement, use a separate thread to discuss.
  • Past POTD threads from August 2013 onwards can be seen here
  • Earlier POTD threads thru July 2013 can be seen here


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AllergyDoc

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Fall colors are coming on strong. Hobble Creek Gold Course, Springville Utah. Water pipe in front carries additional water from a reservoir higher up, runs through a small hydroelectric plant near the start and end of our walk, then empties into Hobble Creek which empties into marshland. Lots of golfers that day (few days ago).
 
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