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April/06/2022
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I ask myself, do I need to know everyone to be in here?
I am glad to meet my distant friends here.
Thank you for the supports and comments given to me.
相逢何必曾相識，
有緣千里來相會。
謝謝讓我認識諸位遠方的好朋友
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I spent some time with this guy who was very cooperative and very photogenic.
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Plumeria (/pluːˈmɛriə/; common name plumeria[citation needed]) is a genus of flowering plants in the dogbane family, Apocynaceae.[1] It contains primarily deciduous shrubs and small trees. The flowers are native to Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America as far south as Brazil but can be grown in tropical and sub-tropical regions.[2][3]
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Plumeria is related to the Oleander, Nerium oleander, and both possess an irritant, rather similar to that of Euphorbia. Contact with the sap may irritate eyes and skin.[4] Each of the separate species of Plumeria bears differently shaped alternate leaves with distinct form and growth habits. The leaves of P. alba are narrow and corrugated, whereas leaves of P. pudica have an elongated shape and glossy, dark-green color. P. pudica is one of the everblooming types with non-deciduous, evergreen leaves. Another species that retains leaves and flowers in winter is P. obtusa; though its common name is "Singapore," it is originally from Colombia.
Plumeria flowers are most fragrant at night in order to lure sphinx moths to pollinate them. The flowers have no nectar, however, and simply dupe their pollinators. The moths inadvertently pollinate them by transferring pollen from flower to flower in their fruitless search for nectar
Plumeria species may be propagated easily from cuttings of leafless stem tips in spring. Cuttings are allowed to dry at the base before planting in well-drained soil. Cuttings are particularly susceptible to rot in moist soil.
In order to get the most from a plumeria plant with respect to growth, size, blooms, and scent, there is a fine balance that must be maintained. Ideally, a plumeria is in its element when it can have plenty of sun and appropriate water, so as to maintain soil moistness just above a state of dryness. On the other hand, if the plant receives a lesser amount of sun, then a lesser amount of watering is necessary - again, to ensure that soil moistness stays just above the dry state. The more sun, the more water. The less sun, the less water. A common mistake of novice plumeria growers is to over-water the plant when it is not able to be exposed to enough sun, thereby resulting i
a rotted root system. Conversely, if a plumeria plant is able to receive maximum exposure to the sun, but they aren't watered enough, the plant will die.
Propagation can also be by tissue culture from cuttings of freshly elongated stems or aseptically germinated seed. Pruning is best accomplished in the winter for deciduous varieties, or when cuttings are desired.
There are more than 300 named varieties of Plumeria.{American Plumeria society, Florida.
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"Gemeinsam sind wir stark" oder "Wir schaffen das".
Zum Glück ist deren Arbeitsfeld auf Hamburg beschränkt! ;-)
Hamburg erfindet sich neu.
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Prickly plants being prickly through my jeans. Running 5 meters through prickly plants a hundred times to keep adjusting the settings because of the sun coming and going. People staring at you and giving you weird looks.
But damn, I'm happy with the result.
This is no way the place it looks like, one of the things I like about photography.
I wish you could see them bigger...
but here's the main one bigger, pleeeaaase click (:
BY THE WAY! I'M HALFWAY! 50% of my project is done :D
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Alle verwendeten Bilder sind meine eigenen wenn nicht anders angegeben.
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Many of you have heard me comment that after the heart attack and cardiac arrest, I'm restricted to a daily walk to our letterbox until surgery occurs.
Well... This is the walk (or at least: the driveway. The letterbox is at the other end; you just can't see it in this scene...!
It's been a long day; please forgive me if I Fave your latest photos. Unfortunately, I'm running a low on Energy tonight...
A very BIG "Thank You" for all your prayers and kind messages; thank you also for taking the time and the trouble to leave an encouraging Comment... It's especially nice to hear from you at the moment, and your comments are greatly appreciated thanks...!
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Le feu d'artifice tiré le 14 juillet au château de Murol.
Bonne journée à tous.
Merci pour vos visites et commentaires
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The fireworks shot July 14 at the castle of Murol.
Good day to all.
Thank you for your visits and comments
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Das feuerwerk am 14. juli im schloss von Murol.
Guten tag an alle.
Danke für eure besuche und kommentare
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El disparo de fuegos artificiales del 14 de julio en el castillo de Murol.
Buen día a todos.
Gracias por sus visitas y comentarios
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Het vuurwerk geschoten 14 juli in het kasteel van Murol.
Goede dag allemaal.
Dank u voor uw bezoeken en opmerkingen
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I fuochi d'artificio sparato 14 luglio presso il castello di Murol.
Buona giornata a tutte.
Grazie per le vostre visite e commenti
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Os fogos de artifício tiro de 14 de julho, no castelo de Murol.
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HAPPY SLIDER SUNDAY EVERYONE!!
I don't have time to return comments TODAY so unfortunately i had to disable comments again.. but you can comment on my selfie with the water jug, if you'd like. :)
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I hope everyone is having a great day! I forgot to set my clocks back.. so I woke up at 5am.. and had to wait until 530 to get my coffee *crazy eyes* LOL.
Heading off to work! Have a beautiful day everyone.
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جرب أن تبدأ يومك غدا بإيمان عميق أنك ممتلئ بالسعادة
ستجد أن السعادة تتسرب إلى داخلك و تنعكس على خارجك !.. ردد بصوت مسموع “أنا سعيد
ما شاء الله تبارك الله_Sara
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I will get to comments on my contacts' photos tomorrow. Sorry - been one of those days, today!
This is my favourite. Between the mangroves, in the background, is the extension of the beach as it curls around to Cape Flattery. That place is where the very white, fine and pure silica sands come from; the purest in the world. Not sure what the silica is used for - glass" computer chips? ??
Where I am standing (about 20 metres from where I left the vehicle), is where one arrives at the beach with the coloured sands ahead and to the left. We are now at what is known as Cape Bedford. This beach will curl all the way to Cape Flattery. This area is deemed to be Aboriginal land (Hopevale - a former Lutheran mission) because it was given to them. This particular area at the coloured sands is called "Elim" (biblical name - trees/rest/oasis/retreat)
The beach is a bit yellowy in colour but traces of colours are found as they work their way down from the sands. I considered it a pretty area and would liked to have been there longer but time was tight. I must have walked 2 km along and gone up a sand valley as well for some wonderful photos. The four images this time are looking more to the right (2 of them), and more directly at the sands (2 of them) than the last lot, and the first one is my favourite of the 8 so far posted. An old mangrove branch appears in some of these photos.
Ii mio primo video commentato da Totò RIZZUTI:
Praticamente ti trovi in Piazzale Ruggero Lauria per tutti i caltabellottesi: “chianu di la matrici “ da sempre.
In questo ampio spazio si svolge, da sempre, “lu ‘ncontru “ cioè l’incontro, tra la madonna e il crocifisso per la “festa di la madonna”, che un tempo si svolgeva a fine maggio e che da una ventina d’anni si svolge a fine luglio per permettere la partecipazione degli emigranti che tornano per le vacanze;
video.sky.it/news/cronaca/caltabellotta-il-rito-per-la-ma... (Caltabellotta, il rito per la Madonna dei miracoli - 31 luglio 2019)
e a Pasqua, tra la madonna, il cristo risorto e L’arcangelo Michele, che fanno ballare come un invasato per la gioia che cristo è risorto e per essere lui il mediatore dell’incontro. Dopo detto incontro avviene la processione lungo tutto il paese, che si svolge dalla sera fino a quasi l’indomani mattina, con la classica conclusione dei fuochi d’artificio.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IpuAtCogyA&list=PL9DD76BEE97... ('Ncontru di Pasqua - 5 Aprile 2010)
Quella pietra particolare dell’inizio del video non ha un nome preciso ma è diventata il simbolo del paese per la sua particolare bellezza, anche del paesaggio in cui si staglia.
La grande valle nello sfondo comprende diverse contrade, ma noi la intendiamo coma “lavanchi” o “mancusi”, dove per lavanchi si intende valanghe, per i terreni molto scoscesi anche se fertili, e per mancusi si intende che tutta la vallata è esposta a nord, non “‘nfacci suli”, cioè non esposta a sud.
Il costolone roccioso che si eleva in alto a destra della cattedrale (a sinistra per chi guarda), lo intendiamo come “lu casteddu vecchiu”, cioè il castello vecchio, poiché vi si trovano resti di mura antichissime.
A sinistra della cattedrale (per noi matrici) si trovavano resti di basi di casa scavate nella roccia, che alcuni fanno risalire al medioevo, altri a periodi più antichi, per i quali potrebbe essere il sito della mitica kamico, la città del re Kokalos, dove si sarebbe rifugiato Dedalo dopo essere fuggito da Creta.
Infine, al termine del vero, inquadri il caratteristico “pizzu”, che i caltabellottesi intendiamo più come “lu casteddu”, infatti si può ammirare ancora la torre diroccata con il bel portale d’ingresso.
Non so se tu l’hai già fatto, ma si può salire anche in cima al pizzo, da dove si può ammirare un paesaggio mozza fiato a 360 gradi, dal quale, con giornate particolarmente terse, si vede persino l’Etna.
La chiesetta in basso rispetto al pizzo è la chiesa (sconsacrata) del Salvatore, col bellissimo portale del ‘400, che avrai sicuramente ammirato e fotografato.
Ma voglio concludere con una piccola chicca che ti incuriosirà sicuramente: nel punto preciso da cui hai fatto la ripresa si affacciavano, fino a una settantina di anni fa, le vecchie madri, le mogli, le sorelle e le congiunte varie, di persone scomparse (in guerra o per altre deducibili cause), che tardavano a ritornare o non tornavano più per sempre. Queste donne, ammantate nei loro vestiti a lutto, gridavano rivolte verso la valle, chiamando il loro congiunto e chiedendogli se e quando tornava. A volte tornavano a casa rincuorate per aver sentito una voce lontana che le prometteva il ritorno. Voci che, ovviamente, provenivano da qualche contadino, che dalla grande vallata sottostante le illudeva di qualche speranza. Un gioco che le stesse richiedenti accettavano, quando erano più smaliziate; ma la maggior parte si illudevano davvero che a rispondere fosse la voce dello scomparso. Tutto questo veniva inteso come “li segni di Santa Marta”.
Un rituale, comunque, di grande suggestione e di grande drammaticità, suggestionava anche i più scettici, come me.
Dico questo perché ho provato davvero una grande emozione quando, per la prima volta, una trentina di anni fa, mi è capitato di vedere uno straordinario documentario sul tema, fatto dal grande Sergio Zavoli, credo verso la fine degli anni cinquanta.
Se cerchi su “Rai Storia” può darsi che lo trovi, più volte mi è capitato di vederlo su quel canale, e ogni volta è stata una grande emozione. "
Avevo già visto il servizio di Zavoli e lo trovai davvero emozionante.
Oggi purtroppo il servizio non è più in rete ma ho trovato questo video:
"Cantu pi tìa, uno dei brani di Disìu, testo e musica di Ezio Noto. Il dialetto siciliano, caltabellottese incontra le musiche del mondo. Le immagini scelte sono dell'archivio Rai, e sono state realizzate a Caltabellotta nei primi anni sessanta, un servizio di Sergio Zavoli "Li Signi di Santa Marta". Le donne che gridano, invocano, interrogano dalla rupe Gogala di Caltabellotta e chiedono notizie che loro interpretano, traducono attraverso segni, rumori. Vogliono sapere dei loro cari, emigrati, partiti per cercare pane, lavoro o per la guerra e mai più tornati. Cantano per loro."
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This is the third image I'm posting on Flickr from the lookbook for fashion designer Benjamin Ringuet.
We are both huge fans of Brooke Shaden and this pic is inspired by this photo.
There are some more in the comments of the others photos with this particular dress.
facebook. I am updating my website at the moment aswell, with new pics and info, etc.www.rebeccanathan.com