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Happy Cocker

He looked more like a seal than a dog as he dived for the rocks. Yes, rocks. He's a working Cocker Spaniel that saw this as playtime, but it was really more tra...
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He looked more like a seal than a dog as he dived for the rocks. Yes, rocks. He's a working Cocker Spaniel that saw this as playtime, but it was really more training for when he's out with hunters.
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FinePix SL300

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Aperture f/5.7 ISO 400 Shutter 10/4800 Focal Length 6655/100

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Apr, 2015

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This was taken in the basement of the keep at Peveril Castle, which sits on its cliffs above Castleton, in the Hope Valley.

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A.A. Milne's poem 'Daffydowndilly' - I learned it when I was about six, caught a classmate plagiarising it when I was ten, and am always touched by it

Taken at about 8:30 in the morning. The morning light at Loch Lomond is variable and delicate.

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