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Dahlia is a genus of bushy, tuberous, herbaceous perennial plants native to Mexico and Central America. A member of the Compositae (also called Asteraceae) family of dicotyledonous plants, its garden relatives thus include the sunflower, daisy, chrysanthemum, and zinnia. There are 42 species of dahlia.
I know less about "cultivars" than wildflowers, but that's because cultivated roses, dahlias, daisies, and so on are so ubiquitous that they're like the robins, mourning doves, mallards, and sparrows that we love but - at least in the past - we didn't have to hunt for them.
On the other hand, if the Dahlia is native to Mexico and Central America, then it must be wild somewhere in the world ... like on my mountain. This particular flower was found in a park in Twin Falls, Idaho.
The Dahlia is one of the most beautiful flowers, but some roses look better in black and white. Besides, I don't want to go off on a black and white tangent. I've got enough to hold me for ... probably a year even if I never leave the house again.
Le chemin de Nietzsche est un sentier qui relie le village d'Èze au sommet de sa colline à 400 mètres d'altitude environ jusqu'à Èze-sur-Mer sur la Méditerranée, dans les Alpes-Maritimes.
Sa longueur est de 2 100 m et son dénivelé de 400 mètres. Le parcours est de difficulté moyenne, avec de nombreuses marches assez hautes au départ, près du village d'Èze qui le rendent impraticable en vélo tout terrain. Il faut compter environ 45 min pour la descente et 1 h 30 pour la montée. Une fois quitté Èze-Village et avant d'arriver à Èze-sur-mer, il serpente en pleine nature à travers les rochers.
Friedrich Nietzsche arrive sur la Côte d'Azur pour la première fois le 2 décembre 1883 où il séjournera jusqu'au 20 avril 18842 et s'installe à Nice. À cette époque, son moral est au plus bas : il est de plus en plus malade, ses livres se vendent mal, il vient de se faire éconduire par Lou Andreas-Salomé et son ancien ami Richard Wagner décède quelques mois plus tôt. Sur la Côte d'Azur, il retrouve l'émotion créatrice nécessaire pour écrire.
Comme de nombreux écrivains, il a besoin de marcher pour créer, il le vréquente régulièrement et Il y conçoit la troisième partie de son œuvre Ainsi parlait Zarathoustra. Nietzsche revient chaque année sur la Riviera jusqu'en 1888.
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Nietzsche's path is a path that connects the village of Èze at the top of its hill at an altitude of approximately 400 meters to Èze-sur-Mer on the Mediterranean, in the Alpes-Maritimes.
Its length is 2,100 m and its height difference is 400 meters. The route is of medium difficulty, with many fairly high steps at the start, near the village of Èze which make it impassable by mountain bike. It takes around 45 minutes for the descent and 1 hour 30 minutes for the climb. Once leaving Èze-Village and before arriving at Èze-sur-mer, it winds through nature through the rocks.
Friedrich Nietzsche arrived on the Côte d'Azur for the first time on December 2, 1883, where he stayed until April 20, 18842 and settled in Nice. At this time, his morale was at its lowest: he was getting sicker and sicker, his books were selling poorly, he had just been rejected by Lou Andreas-Salomé and his former friend Richard Wagner died a few months earlier. On the Côte d'Azur, he found the creative emotion necessary to write.
Like many writers, he needs to walk to create, he walks regularly and there he conceives the third part of his work Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Nietzsche returned to the Riviera every year until 1888.
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"Se você quer saber, ando meio nervoso, to tomando umas histórias pra dormir. Tenho feito também, algumas besteiras e pensado em encerrar tudo por aqui.
Vê se lembra de mim quando a vela do santo acabar. Vê se lembra de mim, quando o disco parar de tocar..." (5PRASTANTAS - Clichê dos 90)
Amtrak's northbound "Silver Meteor" makes a pre-dawn crossing of Neabsco Creek in Northern Virginia, with the Potomac River and Maryland as a backdrop, on November 1, 2019.
Long story short, I think I may have talked to the ghost of a dead rail worker without realising it at the time. As I looked up from the camera he was stood just out of shot to the left, scaring the life out of me.
First glance confirmed the guy to be beyond exhausted, understandable walking the tracks at midnight, I mentioned to him that he gave me a fright, only to be returned with an emotionless face and an unwavering gaze. After an awkward pause he told me there's a train coming through and the barriers are going to close soon.
Everything seemed legit, railworker walking a seldom used branch line, and for freight trains to be moving at that time of night. Only problem was it never arrived, I hung around to get a motion blur shot for 40 minutes.
There's a whole host of valid explanations to go with the not a ghost theory, me not thinking he was one at the time ranks right up there. His corporealness was unquestionable, his emotionless and abstract responses, coupled with a delay or total breakdown of communication at times could have gone unnoticed, the glazed lifeless eyes still have me pondering though.
A lot of my recent photos were the result of planned outings. This was taken while I was at work. Wichita has these little spots where the suburbs just sort of went around them. Apps used were Camera 645 , After Focus, Leonardo and Snapseed.