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“Communities already exist. Instead, think about how you can help that community do what it wants to do.”
Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook
Stone bridge.
CCBC (or CCC for us old timers) is built on the old Par Estate. The mansion still stands and is used as an administrative building. Many of the original stone buildings have also been preserved and are used for storage.
We made a trip to Norway in 2008. I posted many but this got overlooked. Grandparents came from Skien and Drobek. and Oslo area.
Johnstone Area Community Transport - Optare Solo - MX58 KZB seen on High Street, Johnstone operating service 3 to Cochrane Castle on September 17th 2024
I watched this woman walk up the path toward this doe that was standing right at the edge of the blacktop. She stopped within arms length of the doe and was talking to it for a good minute.
The doe just stood there placidly, and when the lady said goodbye and kept going, the doe calmly went on it's way across the path.
The deer have become pretty blase about humans at this park!
My trip to Time Portal - Victorian London was.. an experience. I was to pick up some elixirs for my sister, and decided to do some exploring. Here is your carriage:
Chaengwattana Community Church is a young, small interdenominational Christian church serving multinational expatriates from over a dozen different countries of the world, situated in the northern Bangkok suburb of Pakkret, Nonthaburi in the Nichada Thani development.
See where this picture was taken. [?]
And, yes, this is a (three exposure) hdr.
One of the installations in the exhibition "Africa - Architecture, Culture, Identity" at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.
The original Spine was built in Namibia. With The Dordabis Community Spine the Namibian architects Droomer & Christensen are attempting to activate public space in a village where social life traditionally takes place in less firmly established.
A small corner of this piece of the jigsaw got some attention. Slowly all pieces fall together, I just need to keep on working ... :-)
Have a wonderful day!
fly like a giant white pelican .. I consider this sighting to be a gift.. they enthralled me for 10 minutes.. turning and wheeling as a group .. there were several other birds, in flight, observing them.. sooc but cropped in picasa
Everything on the forest floor lives in harmony, like a endless, ancient community. Humankind could take a lesson.
I love the miniature world thriving low and close against mother earth.
Flickr, you need to hurry up and deal with the ongoing issue for some people of views and stats - people are not impressed one bit at views disappearing (sometimes, tens of thousands at a time) and the continuing, steady drop in daily views. For one thing, are photos being seen when posted? Just lost about another 11,000 views today and again this evening!! It is a case of one step forward, two steps back. Also, the only way to see the view number under each photo is to keep pressing the Refresh key until it updates.
7 August 2020: our temperature at 1:00 pm is 12C (windchill 11C) and partly cloudy. What a welcome change from the last week of high heat. Sunrise is at 6:12 am and sunset is at 9:10 pm.
Yesterday, 6 August 2020, was yet another day of very hot weather, which meant that I needed to get out of my very uncomfortably warm home for a few hours. My plan was to drive some familiar roads SE of Calgary and then continue further into unknown territory. My hope was to come across a few old barns that I had never seen before, and it was a successful day.
Leaving home around 9:30 am (as usual, later than hoped), a lot of my driving was on highways in order to give me more time at the furthest parts of my drive. Eventually got back home at 5:40 pm., which included a very quick stop closer to home at the Saskatoon Farm to get a meal. A solo drive of 326 km, keeping well away from other people, except for stopping to chat with a lady who owns one of the barns I always like to photograph (from the road). We have bumped into each other three or four times that I have been in that area.
This morning, I was reading a very disappointing notice from the Saskatoon Farm. Apparently, too many visitors are totally ignoring the health regulations - no mask, no social-distancing. If you do wear a disposable mask, don't just drop it on the ground when you leave, either. What is wrong with people?? Please put the safety of others before your own selfishness! It would be such a sad thing if ignorant people could end up causing the Farm to have to close to visitors during these difficult times.
I thought I had the Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/4 lens mounted on my Olympus when I left the house, but it was the standard (non-macro, or "micro" as Nikon likes to say) 105mm f/2.5. No worries: since this garden spider had about a foot-and-a-half leg-span, it was no trouble getting this shot.
Parkside Community Garden
West Manchester, New Hampshire
September 2020
Olympus Pen E-P3
Nikkor 105mm f/2.5