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Another one o' them there reflections.
This is a pretty dark track, that's JD for you, but I can't help think of the 'bag' scene from Django! If you haven't seen it, here it is.
Tarantino's dark humour!
Having left for Iceland just as Covid-19 started to hit the UK, it's now been over six weeks since I saw any work colleagues or friends, chums, pals: whatever they want to call themselves.
I'm missing the chance to meet up again, and the freedom to go to places like Dinorwic and Dinorwig.
I'm caught here looking wistfully out at the rain, looking for salvation from the skies and watching out for the Starlink satellites. But even that isn't happening. Three nights I've watched now. Nothing.
But we must be patient. We've got to be strong together and self-disciplined or this awful threat will plague us forever.
Looking for the summer …. www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUM88et2SZ0&list=RDA8a6kHQN9B...
Sicilia - Catania
Strang and moving mesage seen on a walll in the center of the city; very artistic too
I had lined up my shot of a sparrow sitting on the corner ledge of the fence, but it was gone when I pressed the shutter.
Imagine looking for a missing sock in this vast windy desert of New Mexico. If the washing machine didn't eat the sock, the wind probably plucked it right off the clothes line and blew it into the next county.
Hovered between straight architecture and post apocalypse too much on this one and so it just looks too in between. Not clean enough and too broken to be architecture but too clean and not broken enough for apoca.
Still, I enjoyed building this and it’s sat around for too long unseen. Pretty sure it’s 2 years old now.
The idea was some sort of modern mansion with a 70s North Hollywood bungalow twist to it; I was channelling my inner Andreas on this one. Think one day I’ll redo it properly.
Last stop on our way back to Hallstatt was a brigde by a little gasthaus which seemed to be in the middle of nowhere. And it was dark- so dark. I pride myself on having quite good vision in the dark, but I could barely see a thing. Poor Michael almost stepped in a hole that went straight through the bridge (it's not one that you should be walking across). I'm not sure he could really see what I was photographing, other than the colour black. This was a bit of a test for my camera; I've not been to a place with such little ambient light before.
I had to use really rubbish settings to get anything remotely decent, so whilst I'm happy with the shot itself, the quality isn't great.
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There will always be a place for a missing lost sock on the line.
Also for #69/119 Lost Sock Memorial Day. 119 pictures in 2019.
The obligatory full London Eye photo except for a missing pod near the top! I'm sure I heard something in the news recently about the Eye undergoing repairs and maintenance and maybe the missing pod is part of the overall scheme.
Echo is running solo for now as Teddy is on a two week strict crate recovery. He’s doing much better and so we are breathing a bit easier. On Easter Sunday we had to take him to the emergency vet as he was off his food and clearly not well. Long story short, he managed to snag a chicken bone on Friday (yes, just one) and then apparently decided to follow it with a heaping helping of mulch for dessert. These things rarely result in the need for surgery according to the vet, but we just got “lucky” and Teddy was the exception. After multiple xrays, sonogram and bloodwork, it was determined he had an intestinal blockage requiring surgery. Surgery was Monday and we brought him home on Tuesday. We are now one week in to recovery and he seems to be doing so much better. Thankfully. Unfortunately, the vet assures me he will have learned nothing from these bad decisions and would do it all again tomorrow given the chance.
“We miss the old times where nature was neater, where people were gentler, where fruits tastier, words more trustable, hearts more real, and where people’s looks were more meaningful!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan
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