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John Liddle

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The shining path

26-12-2021, 15:20

Although we have probably all seen a shine path from the sun across the sea, this is the first time I have seen one across land caused by a multitude of strands of spider silk.

The shining path by John Liddle, on Flickr

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Lavenderhill

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26-12-2021, 17:14

Amazing. Great spot.
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Trev B

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#3

26-12-2021, 18:36

Incredible, never seen anything like that

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Farider

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#4

26-12-2021, 22:22

An extraordinary shot John, well spotted and taken

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Daisy M

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#5

27-12-2021, 14:39

Well spotted indeed, your daily walks are becoming very educational for all of us.
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Bill53

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28-12-2021, 19:34

Well seen and captured John.

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Colin W

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#7

28-12-2021, 19:43

A nice captured photo.

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Brian Sugden

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29-12-2021, 09:47

Well spotted and captured.

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Kevin L

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#9

31-12-2021, 18:49

Wow that is really cool, John, never seen one on land like that. Nice shot.

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