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Day 13 of 30.
Community!
The Holy Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H said: "All creatures are like a family (Ayal) of God: and He loves the most those who are the most beneficent to His family." (Narrated by Anas. Mishkat al-Masabih,3:1392; quoted from Bukhari.)
Manchester Community Transport YX19ONR reverses onto the layover stands at Stockport bus station having arrived as service 392 from Macclesfield. The destination has already been reset for the return journey.
This service is supported by Cheshire East council.
Roosevelt Middle School Team 1, which took the checkered flag for overall competition, makes a presentation about their electric car design during the New Mexico Electric Car Challenge.
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Photo by Craig Fritz
Street empty of people and cars on a gorgeous Spring evening. Seven thirty pm a month into the first COVID-19 lockdown in Scotland, which had been extended to May 7th the week before this was taken.
Daily exercise limited, contact with friends and families restricted. Working from home was new, unique and, for a while, seemed a good idea. Clapping and rattling pots and pans for the NHS and daily bulletins showing the rising cases and recorded deaths. All feels nightmareishly surreal looking back now, five years later.
It feels like we've plenty of other things for our local and global community to be concerned about now. Or, we can just keep the blinkers and noise cancelling headphones on, enjoy the sunrises and sunsets and be thankful to take in as many of them as we possibly can.
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I got to take a trip for Mendon over the weekend. I ended up getting caught in the beginning of a blizzard on the way back from St. Joseph. Fun times.
The Community Garden space is available for all students to cultivate and maintain individual garden plots–a great way to grow your own food, learn about sustainable agriculture, and build friendships.
Parts of the interior of Oman are very hilly, the highest peak is around 2000 metres. Many communities have traditionally lived in this hilly terrain and recently the traditional villages have been abandoned and people have resettled into modern houses with all facilities. This is a typical view of the countryside and the villages.
This is a shot from the community garden that I am doing with 2 dear friends, Evie and Susan. Our goal is to keep it an art installation with some crops here and there just so we fit in with the community. I'll post a few shots showing various artifacts that we have in our garden.
Our goal is to provide beauty and art for the community and to have a wonderful time with creativity. All items in our garden have been found in alleys, dumpsters or donated.
I guess we need to create a book about our collections, as no one would believe what we have done!
Chess tables set up by the Richmond Chess Association at the Nibbles and Bites festival at Thompson Community Centre. (Richmond, BC, Canada)
In this new Film Photography Podcast video, Mat Marrash, John Fedele and I chat with Caleb Savage, a film photographer navigating lockdown in Brooklyn NY. Caleb talks about his ongoing work at the Bushwick Community Darkroom ( www.bushwickcommunitydarkroom.com/
) and his personal project documenting the coal community of northeast Pennsylvania - www.calebcalebcaleb.com/photo/
You Tube - youtu.be/Zg-TFjSQ_Jw