Hole
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Peering through a hole – probably the hole made by a field mouse or vole, enlarged – by water and wind – through a raised bank of peat (a peat hag)
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Peering through a hole – probably the hole made by a field mouse or vole, enlarged – by water and wind – through a raised bank of peat (a peat hag)
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Its more like a critter in a hole is peering back out at you! How in the world did you get that shot without losing your camera?
D > I was standing in a gully sheltering from the wind for a few moments, when I felt a cold blast of wind on my ear : I turned, and found myself looking through this long pipe/hole in the peat bank. I said it was unusual, J lent his Canon 70D to me, so I could stick the telephoto lens into the hole!