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Catherine Hill Bay, NSW

cul de chien

forêt de trois pignons

 

for some reason theres sand all over the forest. it kind of looks like you're on a beach - but no water is seen anywhere.

trying to find some free time to visit you all, hope this next three-days weekend ;-)

"The beauty of a woman must be seen from in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides."

 

Audrey Hepburn

 

Again in Zhytomir now, and though autumn is my favorite season, but this is not the autumn I love so... Maybe, that's why I miss Thiland now, especially those two days of the ocean trip...Phuket...

Explore--my first!

 

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I miss the wildflowers, covering fields and making even the sides of the road gardens of color and joy.

 

I miss the cool evenings and the breeze tousling my hair.

 

I miss you, here, with me, tumbling about the countryside.

 

I miss spring.

To me, this is the best season to visit Provence….Unfortunately, I can’t go there this year…But, every night, when I lay down on my bed, I smell it thanks to the Lavender Pillow that I’ve got from one of the smallest villages in Provence…. To the memory of my lovely Provence, I initiated a new photo series: Missing Provence. Within that project, every day I will share a photo that I took from my previous trips….to send my regards and love there…to nice people embellishing everything, to lavender soul and to its magic… Here is the 13th one… I miss you Provence… BeNowMeHere, Provence, France, 2015 via 500px bit.ly/2a3Ibym

Candid shot in Nice - French Riviera

 

View LARGE & on dark.

 

♪♫ Missing ♪♫

 

© Fabrice Drevon | Do not use without my authorization

Parrot is missing after hurricane Sandy

 

Complete set of photos on facebook www.facebook.com/nicephotoimages

I remember what she used to be like. I remember the vigour and her passion for life. Alas, I have seen what ME/CFS does to a person. Give her life back, I plead. "Nothing can be done", they say. And so my humble contribution to #millionsmissing last year; A pair of shoes and the reflection of a memory.

 

To my wife i dedicate this poem:

 

"On the surface she smiles,

Its nothing but a masquerade,

To veil her true feelings in a shroud of dismay,

Because the surface is crumbling,

No one see her hurting,

All we see is the glimmering reflections of what was,

Off the broken shards that she was made up of

Broken pieces are scattered everywhere,

A life of imprisonment within herself,

An inhumane fate."

© i see the moon photography

 

Put on my blue suede shoes

And I boarded the plane

Touched down in the land of the Delta Blues

In the middle of the pouring rain

W.C. Handy - won't you look down over me

Yeah I got a first class ticket

But I'm as blue as a boy can be

 

Then I'm walking in Memphis

I was walking with my feet ten feet off of Beale

Walking in Memphis

But do I really feel the way I feel?

Recently I've been missing the special peacefulness of being inside a painting as it unfolds. So this afternoon I put on my painting mumu (compliments of my dear mama), grabbed a painting knife, and went to town. I'm delighted, to be painting again, and by the intriguing textures and layers of color you can get with that painting knife. Yum!

 

Big Red

oils on canvas

8/10"

 

She loses them like little kids lose mittens.

251:365

and for MAM theme: water...

that's not water, but it kinda looks like it??? ;) trust me, there was water in my eyes... been missing my family something big lately... need to get on the road soon!

 

hmam everyone!

  

Prayer candles inside of Notre Dame de Paris.

 

I think this is my favorite shot from the whole trip.

Leipzig, Germany: Christmas market

The weather here is awful... yesterday, it rained all day. I'll try to cheer myself up watching sunset pictures :o(

 

Explored !! :oD

I am re-posting this photo because some of my photos are missing from my photo-stream. I found out this one and several others were blogged and posted on advertising sites without my permission. One of the sites is called Technorati. I was looking through my stream and I can't find this one and many others that were posted. This one was in Explore so I found it in one of my posters and in the Explore set that I made. Does anyone know why they would not be in my photo pages? You can find yours on Flickr DNA in fd's flickr toys.

Bessa R2m 50mm Heliar Classic HP5 400 iso

Art gallery, Mosely street, Manchester.

"Heaven must be missin' an angel

Missin' one angel, child

‘Cause you're here with me right now

(Your love is heavenly, baby

Heavenly to me, baby)"

Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel - Tavares

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I want to go back! I took this picture just last year. It was such a wonderful summer roadtrip. Urgh just 2 more weeks and I can have a break from work.

Postcard from the Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 13, mix of prisoners from the 89ème Régiment d'Infanterie Territoriale and the 93ème Régiment d'Infanterie Territoriale. It is interesting and unusual to be able to find the story of an assault from both sides. I may be missing a piece of the puzzle because a French soldier has a different helmet which could indicate another unit. The Germans say that 30 to 40 French died in particular due to the flamethrowers but in reality there were only 6 of them, most of them by shrapnel.

The French only identified 3 assault groups when there were 6. They were therefore probably operating in tandem.

The action took place at Sillery on the Beine' road near La Pompelle.

 

Extract from the 89ème RIT (from Haute-Vienne):

"Very heavy artillery activity - On the night of the 13th to the 14th after a very violent bombardment of the 1st line trenches of the front occupied by the 9th and 10th Companies and which lasted from 4:20 to 4:50 am three enemy groups of 10 to 15 men each attack in T^2??? (East of Rte de Beine) and T^5 (West of Rte de Beine - Welding point of the 9th and 10th Cies). They use jets of fire liquids after a violent hand-to-hand combat. They are thrown out of our trenches, leaving two Germans killed on the ground. We have during the night: during the attack: 2 killed - 10 injured - 5 missing.

CM^2 93 has: 2 killed - 8 missing. In the other Companies and as a result of the bombardment: 4 killed - 13 wounded including M.M. S/Lts Regnier (1st Company), S/Lts Lavaui (CM^3 89)"

Note: CM = Machine gun Company

 

Extract from the 93ème RIT (from Dordogne):

"Killed: (list of three names) by shrapnel

Wounded: (list of four names) by shrapnel

Missing: All missing in combat of "quartier de la route de Beine" defending their machine guns in hand-to-hand fight - (list of 9 names from the 2nd machine gun company)"

 

Extract from the Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment 13:

"Both on our right and on the neighboring division on the left (14th Reserve Division) there was barrage all day. Barrage was constantly requested here. In the evening we heard that French patrol advances collapsed in our barrage. Our division is ready to attack as a surprise tank attack is to be expected.

 

In order to gain clarity about the circumstances and intentions of the enemy opposite us, a larger patrol advance "Strauchdieb" was undertaken early in the morning of April 14, in which volunteers from the 1st and 2nd battalions took part with engineer, demolition and flamethrower squads. and which led Oberleutnant der Reserve Hodelmann II/13. Point 4.15 am Barrage started for one minute on the French first trench opposite our subsections 133 to 135, which was then advanced.

 

When the artillery fire began, the shock squads advanced. Six of them were formed: No. 1 of 6/13 Vizefeldwebel Helses, No. 2 of 7/13 NCO Neu, Nos. 3 and 4 of 8/13 Lieutenant of the Reserve Städel and Vice Sergeant Jagsch, Nos. 5 and 6 of 4/13 Lieutenant the reserve horn, Sergeant Starp. Target points for the II/13 are points 35 and 39 of the enemy position, known to us from Operation "Mondschein" on March 20, while the two squads of the 4/13 are to penetrate at point 11.

 

Here the obstacles were still intact, and the alert enemy received the patrol with such heavy fire that only two of the 10 men remained unwounded. Lieutenant Hupe, who was also wounded, was forced to go back, while NCO Starp unfortunately remained in enemy hands.

 

On the other hand, the detachments of II/13 quickly got into the French trench. Our flamethrowers, incendiary tubes and hand grenades worked so well that around 30 to 40 French men lost their lives despite the bravest resistance. The brave band of heroes returned at 5.25 am with 14 prisoners. Casualties: 1 man dead, 7 wounded, 2 missing"

 

Transcripted by AI, corrected by me and then translated by google so probably some mistakes (fixed by Xiphophilos).

 

REF: 15-50-9

missing the old days,

missing the old ways...

It turns out this kid didn't want to be found; she was hiding from her mom.

A gate in Cheddar, Somerset with the word "Museum" on it but there didn't appear to be any sort of museum behind it. Whether the gate was removed from another location and placed here or possibly there was once a museum upon this site I do not know.

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