Mini challenge # 344 Plenty of

spanky117ab

The title of this challenge is " plenty of " meaning plenty of this and plenty of that. An easier way to put it might be plenty of trees, plenty of clouds, plenty of birds. As long as it's plenty of something then you're good to go. Here are some of my examples.
Plenty of snow geese.

Plenty of grain.

Plenty of pollen.

Plenty of burnt trees.

The mini challenge will end on November 17 2022 @ 5pm mountain time.
I hope you all Have fun with this
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pegelli

Nice theme and it's funny, another forum I'm a member of (dyxum.com, for Sony/Minolta photographers) just did a similar challenge called "lots of" in which I also participated.
See here: https://www.dyxum.com/dforum/entries-dpc-305-lots-of_topic141511.html

But I've found three other ones from what I submitted there for this mini

Plenty shoes (memorial for the ~300 soldiers that died in the explosion of Fort Loncin (Liege) when a German "Fat Bertha" hit the fort's gunpowder room in november 1914)

Plenty birds (Gannets on Bird Rock at Cape Saint Mary's, Newfoundland)

Plenty seats (at the European Parliament main assembly hall in Brussels, even too many now that the UK has left the room)

JAG

Great challenge Mike! Although Pieter ( @pegelli ) mentioned someone else's challenge, it was not on a dgrin board, so I am not sure of his point in mentioning it here.

Here are my 3:

1 Plenty of Mushrooms

2 Plenty of People

3 Plenty of Fountains

pegelli

@JAG said:
Great challenge Mike! Although Pieter ( @pegelli ) mentioned someone else's challenge, it was not on a dgrin board, so I am not sure of his point in mentioning it here.

I don't understand your point either Joyce. I simply mentioned that I found it a funny coincidence that two forums I'm a member of have very similar challenges right after each other.
If you think that's not funny or should not be mentioned here let me know and I'll remove the comment

sapphire73

Great challenge topic and fun coincidence! Will try to share some photos next week...

JAG

@pegelli said:

@JAG said:
Great challenge Mike! Although Pieter ( @pegelli ) mentioned someone else's challenge, it was not on a dgrin board, so I am not sure of his point in mentioning it here.

I don't understand your point either Joyce. I simply mentioned that I found it a funny coincidence that two forums I'm a member of have very similar challenges right after each other.
If you think that's not funny or should not be mentioned here let me know and I'll remove the comment

No worries Pieter, now that I'm not in such a rush to get moderation stuff done, I see what your point is now. Originally when I read it, I didn't see the statement "funny, another forum I'm a member of..." as I do have a tendency to sometimes speed read through things when I'm on a tight schedule. I saw a link and I followed it, then became confused when I realized it wasn't even a dgrin forum. Thus, my thought was maybe you were trying to point out the theme was a repeat of something we did recently. My bad. However, I know that I am not the only one who see a link, will jump to the link before really getting content down at times. Which is why it is better to imbed the link in a phrase such at this: See here As a moderator, I have to check all links posted on the boards, but if it's embedded, I might not see the link till I get to the sentence. Ok, have a great day Pieter!

Cavalier

Fun mini topic. Here are mine:

1) Lots of Elephant Seals and one Napping Police (Gull)

2) Lots of startled Canadian Geese

3) Lots of box cars and containers on one train going through the Tehachapi Loop - the Seventh Wonder of the Train World.

The Tehachapi Loop is a 3,779 foot (0.72 mi; 1.15 km) long spiral,[1] or helix, on the Union Pacific Railroad Mojave Subdivision through Tehachapi Pass, of the Tehachapi Mountains in Kern County, south-central California. The line connects Bakersfield and the San Joaquin Valley to Mojave in the Mojave Desert. Any train that is at least 3,800 feet (1,162 m) (approx. 56 60’(67'11") box cars) long PASSES OVER ITSELF going around the loop. Look closely at the bottom of the center hill to see the train start to pass its tail-end and enter the tunnel that takes it underground, around passing under itself, and then in this case, continue to Mohave.

grandmaR

1. Plenty of stripes
   
2. Too many baby's graves
   
3. Some yummy shell inhabitants
   

Ralli

blueberry fields in Nova Scotia

Ralli

Nova Scotia atlantic coast , plenty to choose from.....

spanky117ab

The challenge is now closed.