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Love em or hate em, turbines are here to stay...most would say great, as long as they are NIMBY (not in my back yard)! You can see my back yard way out in the distance, the furtherest peak.
The Yellowknife Houseboat Community is located on Great Slave Lake, off the shores of Yellowknife. It is home year round to several families. They access their homes during the summer by boat and during the winter they access by driving a car or snowmobile across the frozen lake. During the autumn freezing and spring thaw of the lake, transportation becomes difficult as the ice can not support the weight of a car and can not be passed by boat. Photo was taken in late June 2021 under the midnight sun at 12:30 in the morning. The date stamp on my camera is still not set.
I trust all my flickr friends are travelling ok.
Our local government has announced our coast will become a part of a dinosaur trail. Our community has over the last month started to progressively add to a driftwood sculpture during it's covid lockdown. I think the dinosaur theme is looking pretty solid. Stay safe everyone
Nova Scotia is comprised of many small communities that have built around the sea. Fishing has been a way of life for many on the east coast of Canada, particularly in days gone by. It is not uncommon to see small wharfs with a few boats in rural communities with small populations.
A thriving group of Common Bonnets (Mycena galericulata) covered a thick fallen tree branch all over. This is a widespread species of fungi belonging to a big Mycena family. The genus name “Mycena” originates from the ancient Greek work” mykes” meaning “fungus”. The scientific epithet “galericulata” comes from the Latin word ‘galer’ which is be translated as ‘helmet’ or ‘hat’. If you compare its small cap with the length of the stem it sits on – it is indeed an elegant ‘fungus with a small hat’. Their appearance also reflected in other names like the ‘helmeted high-stool’, the ‘togue mycena’, and the ‘rosy-gill fairy helmet’. A rosy colour refers to the tint of the gills these fungi could develop when aged. Beechwood fungi. Lansdown near Bath, BANES, Somerset, England UK.
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See the people walking down the street
Fall in line just watching all their feet
They don't know where they want to go
But they're walking in time
They got the beat
They got the beat
They got the beat
Yeah
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuJHx1yplIM
A few photos from San Francisco.
Entered in The Award Tree Challenge 156, ~Community Street~
And for the Worlds of Thryllium City Macros Challenge
"After you have read Wohlleben's book, a walk in the woods will never be the same again."
www.amazon.ca/Hidden-Life-Trees-Communicate_Discoveries-S...
"Some wheatpastes that i put on the street of Lille, in north of France."
--uploaded by The Dude Company of www.the-dude.fr/
Love мy мαιɴ вυт α ѕυcĸer ғor coммυɴιтy нoмeѕ! ♯Reɴтed
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San Juan de los Remedios, Villa Clara Province, Cuba.
- Located 5 km from the northern coast of Cuba, in the center of the island. Remedios is the eighth oldest city in Cuba; 1513. Remedios simply means 'remedies' or 'solutions' in spanish. The entire town was declared National Monument in 1980.
- Située à 5 km de la côte nord de Cuba, dans le centre de l'île. La huitième plus vieille ville de Cuba; 1513. Remedios veut tout simplement dire 'remèdes' ou 'solutions' en espagnol. La ville entière fut déclarée Monument National en 1980.
- Ubicado a 5 km de la costa norte de Cuba, en el centro de la isla. Remedios es la octava ciudad más antigua de Cuba; 1513. Toda la ciudad fue declarada Monumento Nacional en 1980.
We always dream of going to exotic places or visiting magnificent national parks to find nature beauties. But sometimes we may find natural beauties just near where we live. I went to a local waterfront at dusk to watch people fishing, and ended up taking this photo.
V. B&W
Havana
Joining arms to dance together creates a sense of community.
#Community #21DayFickrBirthdayChallenge
Some left home so others wouldn't have to
Some helped so others could have home
Some made it back, some didn't
Some left the homeland behind
Some are left behind ... ...
Finn Slough is a tiny Fraser River fishing community located at the south end of No. 4 Road in Richmond, British Columbia, Canada. The community has approximately 30 residents who live in wooden houses, both floating and built on pilings, along the marshy river bank. Many of the buildings were built between the late 19th century and 1950s and many have decayed severely, while some have been carefully restored. Finn Slough was founded by Finnish settlers who came to Richmond in the 1880s. Most of these residents made a good living from fishing and became local landowners.