Los Vaqueros has been closed for over a year due to an expansion project of the dam. They opened the park up for one day of free admission and festivities. Below is a few snapshots of the day.
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A lot of fine and interesting pics.
The demonstration of twine cordage reminds me of the artisanal production in the village were I was born.In the 19th and beginning of the 20th century they had a system basically with a handwheel and labourers(children) walking back to twist the hemp.
Wonderful captures, Eloine. That tarantula hawk is stunning – in more ways than one.
A lot of fine and interesting pics.
The demonstration of twine cordage reminds me of the artisanal production in the village were I was born.In the 19th and beginning of the 20th century they had a system basically with a handwheel and labourers(children) walking back to twist the hemp.
Some very amazing pictures!
Oh, Vaqueros is such a special place. Great shot of the RT hawk! GG!
Wonderful photos, Eloine. You are the master of that D7000, assuming that is what you used! Fine work!
Fabulous set of photos, Eloine! Great Hawk and wasp(ish thing) shots. I love seeing about the Ohlone Indian demonstrations.
The hawk photo was pretty amazing! Nice work
Super shot of the red-tail hawk and the tarantula hawk.
Beautiful set Eloine! Sorry it took me so long to get around to viewing this!