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©2008-2009 ~dugonline
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Its funny how the cycle exists. Unavoidable. Eternal. Destructive and beautiful.

Here, nature provides a beautiful lake. Man builds a breakwater to jut out into the scenery. Nature decorates the structure with ice. No simple task, and certainly not quick. Drop by drop the ice forms on the thin cable railing. Then man comes by to enjoy the beauty, and feels compelled to destroy it again.

There we are. Looking for natures gift. Drawn by mans addition, in awe of natures decoration. And yet, somehow, even in its dismembered state, nature lights up whats left, still proud of her creation.

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:iconnoiresia:
I love the way you described it.

Absolutely amazing.
And provoking.

Job well done.

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and when the sun rises, she smiles.
:iconfbhphotography:
Nice shot my man. I was at that exact spot a week ago. The ice formations still amaze me every time I see them. I however, don't feel the need to kick all the hanging icicles. ;)
:icondgander:
Nice . sentiment, still a nice shot.
:iconredsky42:
Great capture Dug! Thanks for sharing.

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"Whoa! That's a big rubber duck!"
:icondugonline:
thank you and you're welcome

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DUG

War is a cowardly escape from the problems of peace.
- Thomas Mann
:icondugonline:
Thanks

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DUG

War is a cowardly escape from the problems of peace.
- Thomas Mann
:icondugonline:
yeah we don't feel the urge either, but there were kids out there breaking the few bits that were still holding on. It was a shame really.

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DUG

War is a cowardly escape from the problems of peace.
- Thomas Mann
:icondugonline:
Thanks!

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DUG

War is a cowardly escape from the problems of peace.
- Thomas Mann

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