the limp cobra

slithering in the stream

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Posted on 22/06/201622/06/2016 by Marc Fauvet

another of my Scottish friends. I wonder what it is about these waters that makes them so pretty…

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Posted in Fish Portraits Tagged brown trout, Fly Fishing, fly fishing in Scotland, Images, Nature, Outdoors, Recreation, reflections, trout

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