At the top of the gorge, a small stream just before it plunges about 60 meters into the gorge.
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So, Greg, if you don't mind asking, why put you all those ZAn pictures up? Other than having them ... Ben
I've been playing with a crappy old scanner. These images have been trapped in slide form forever.
Please can I have one of these in my back garden?
Any time you want to borrow the uberscanner to play with, just let us know.
I definately want to play with the uberscanner at some point. Right now, I'm just organizing the slides a bit, and it is hard to resist popping one into the underscanner now and then.