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Thanks pakku. Yes. Both times I went to Japan was in March. I was able to see some of the early blossoms. But a little to early for most of the trees. Both times the weather was cool but comfortable. Very nice weather with mostly blue skies.
I like seeing the falls. They are only a few hours from where I live. A lot of people like the Canadian falls better. I like them about the same. They are just different. One time, the park service tried to remove the rocks at these falls. They soon realized it was a mistake and put them back. Actually, I like the rocks.
I am a Japanese. I live in Hokkaido.
I like hiking. Therefore, I like photographs of the mountains.
Photo is walks of my life.
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Thanks pakku. Yes. Both times I went to Japan was in March. I was able to see some of the early blossoms. But a little to early for most of the trees. Both times the weather was cool but comfortable. Very nice weather with mostly blue skies.
Yes, most of the lake shore is very quiet. Usually just hear the sound of the water. Also, a cooler place during hot Summer.
Thank you for comment. Canon SX280 is a good camera. When I pocket it and go out, it is convenient. I like this camera, too.
Hello J.H.Schaffer. Some Hokkaido of this year are cold. I do not yet feel heat. Therefore the growth of the crops is bad, too.
Yes, really looks like! On my page, too, have a picture of this place.
I like seeing the falls. They are only a few hours from where I live. A lot of people like the Canadian falls better. I like them about the same. They are just different. One time, the park service tried to remove the rocks at these falls. They soon realized it was a mistake and put them back. Actually, I like the rocks.
Waugh! It seems close like an Russian taiga
Thank you for comment.I wish this year will be the happiest and best for you.
Thanks. I like photographing wild plants.
Thanks Pakku