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Which just about sums up Brexit I reckon! This couple happily posed for a couple of shots and I like her wry smile as she looks up at the sign.
Forest fires blow golden from afar
A glow that soon to ashes turns
Don't look now - as output quietly burns
Just leave the door of dreams ajar
“From time to time, I open a newspaper. Things seem to be proceeding at a dizzying rate. We are dancing not on the edge of a volcano, but on the wooden seat of a latrine, and it seems to me more than a touch rotten. Soon society will go plummeting down and drown in nineteen centuries of shit. There’ll be quite a lot of shouting.” Gustave Flaubert, Correspondence (1850)
The Hydrogen bus project has been nominated for an award but the long term plans to expand the project are now in doubt following the Brexit vote as the European Union will no longer which to invest money in a project that could soon be based outwith the EU. Therefore it seems likely the ten currently in Aberdeen will now be the first and last hydrogen buses in the city.
64994 seen here at Perwinnies Moss on the 4 to ARI, a shortworking which allows the bus to return back to the depot after finishing at Dubford on the X40 on a Saturday.
It always frustrates me how you can stand for 5 minutes on a road waiting for a bus and no traffic appears then just as the bus comes along so does a car the opposite way....
North Norfolk, always ahead of the game.
If you believe this, you will believe anything.
Just a 'Wacky Weekend'.
Image from the People's Vote March, in London on 20th October 2018.
More images and commentary in this blog post.
Not at all sure how this popped up on my Flickr page, but I thought I'd make it public because it is brilliant! You have to watch the video!
Leica M Monochrom - Leica Super Elmar 21mm f/3.4 ASPH
Brexit Diaries: www.fabiolugaro.com/brexit-diaries
I don't often talk politics, especially when it comes to my photography; but I want to dedicate this photo to all of my friends and colleagues living in England and in various parts of the EU, in the wake of #Brexit and the EU referendum.
I'm not going to pretend that I know all about the issue, or know what is best for your country. But I do know that you woke up this morning in a nation with an uncertain and potentially frightening future. I may be thousands of miles and an entire continent away, but I do want you to know that I love you all, and wish you the best in this tumultuous time.
As English politicians become ever more befuddled with the implications of their ill-conceived referendum, this bird is a symbol of their quandary.
It may decide to dip its head in the water, and return to the known known of white swan. Or it may like the way it looks right now and head stubbornly into the world of known unknowns. Or will it dig deep and become a black swan, prepared to face the unknown unknowns?
We should know soon enough - like this bird I'll stick my neck out and predict it will return to white swanhood ere long. But then my predictions rarely come true.
U is for unicorn. This isn't just any old unicorn, it's a Brexit unicorn: a mythical beast that lives in the sunlit meadows of Boris Johnson's 'new golden age'. As such, it is even more of a fantasy creature than a normal unicorn.
You can tell those people aren't British: they haven't lined up in the orderly queue on the other side of the bus stop...
My tipple in the Freedom Pub, a British themed bar in Paris. A nice pint and far more enjoyable for me than the thing it is named after.....! - 4th July 2018