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Friday Islay picture #319 - Barnacle Geese in the Afternoon Light

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The second Islay whisky video I had planned to blog this week seems to have been deleted for some reason, which is the reason there was no blog entry last night. Well, at least that's my excuse. Anyway, moving swiftly on to today's entry, something completely unrelated. A picture of some Barnacle Geese in the autumn afternoon light at Loch Indaal:

Picture of Barnacle Geese in the afternoon light, some lifting off, others sitting on the shore

This was in October 2013, a beautiful afternoon with mild light. There were quite a few Barnacle Geese at Loch Indaal, a nice sight. Which is all I've got for tonight. Good night and have a great weekend!

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