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whenever i view spiderwebs, i'm reminded of how our lives are connected and interwoven, and in that connection, there's delicate beauty. thanks for being part of my web! y'all are awesome.
MAYBE IT'S NOT ABOUT THE LENGTH OF TIME YOU HAVE KNOWN SOMEONE, MAYBE IT IS ABOUT INSTANT RECOGNITION ON AN UNCONSCIOUS LEVEL, THAT OUR SOULS KNOW EACH OTHER.
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Standing in the middle of a crosswalk in downtown Vancouver, I noticed this relationship. The growing green bushes along an elevated walkway, matched the green reflections of the building above the railing. Both partially hidden behind a vail that blocked their full appearance. Sometimes it can be the connections between objects that bond us with the environment that surrounds us.
Couple of Cairns Birdwing Butterflies mating, female bigger and on top, male smaller, more colourful to the left.
Taken at Bribie Island Butterfly House, Qld, Australia.
"Our life is composed greatly from dreams, from the unconscious,
and they must be brought into connection with action.
They must be woven together."
- Anais Nin -
Street art by David Speed in Coventry. The first of various works to be painted this summer to celebrate Coventry becoming U.K. City of Culture 2021.
What does this make you think of, I have tried to come up with a title for a couple of days and its just not working. Got a suggestion?
A new Title has been picked, I think both of the subjects are making connects, one my just be trying to connect to E.T.
Who knows.
-Gogol Bordello "Tribal Connection"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fJXz9ZTFOw
Live Version:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=S062_xjNx8U
Where there's a music should be comin' out of every car
There is a silence all over downtown
Where community celebrations shall be aroused
I walk the sterile gardens, life is on pause, here it is
No can do this, no can do that
What the hell can you do, my friend?
In this place that you call your town
I guess you can't expect much from the hometown
Well I don't know if you can even call it your own
When they don't want you to get near excitement
And in protest of that you just stay home, here it is now
No can do this, no can do that
What the hell can you do, my friend?
In this place that you call your town
On intersection of all dimensions
Where I was stoppin' by just for a drink
I meet a brother from tribal connection
And together we began to sing
We gonna turn frustration into inspiration
Whatever demons are there, we gonna set them free
Such is the method of tribal connection
Of our fun loving restless breed
I wanna walk this Earth like it is mine
And so is everyone in our fun lovin' tribe
C'mon man, is that real so much to ask?
From all these goddamn Nazi-fuedals
But I'm gonna take it to community
'Cause I want everyone to see
There never was any conspiracy
And we are all here simply to sing
No can do this, no can do that
What the hell can you do, my friend?
In this place that you call your town
Where there's a music should be comin' out of every car
There is a silence all over downtown
Only the intersection semi-alive
Outskirts are sedated, me gone
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A song from before the time of Covid, from a band that got it's start in my old stomping grounds, a place they called Alphabet Land, the east village of Manhattan.
My contribution to this weeks theme "connection" in the group Macro Mondays, grandma's pearl necklace.
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This shows 2 'intended contacts' - the sd card into reader, then the usb contacted to the desktop.
HMM to everyone
Since two weeks I have no internet at home. My provider said that the cable in the street is the reason and it will take quite a while to fix it... :(
So for now I just have my limited phone connection to check mails and other news. Can you remember your life before internet became a normal thing?
Anyway, I'm at my parents place now for Easter holidays. So I have the chance for this upload. I hope everyone is fine. I hope to be back on Flickr as soon as possible.
Saturday, 26 March 2016
this raindrop intrigued me. it held important reflections: reflections of crisscrossed, connected plants. interweaving that’s echoed in the blurred background. we’re all interconnected. our lives are intertwined in beautiful ways.
happy friday, flickr friends! i’m grateful our paths are connected. thanks for your inspiration, support, wisdom, and kindness.
Today I have a shot of D36 further up on the BLD in Mansfield. Just behind the power is the connection for the Urbana Branch that heads off toward Champaign-Urbana. At one time this branch was the former mainline of NYC subsidiary Peoria and Eastern between Peoria and Indianapolis via Danville. The line once crossed the WAB in the background just before the first highway bridge. At some point, Conrail cut the PE east of Danville to Crawfordsville. Trains INPE/PEIN then took a cobbled together route to get to and from Peoria, first heading west on the NYC Saint Louis line to Paris, then up the NYC Danville Secondary/Egyptian Line to Danville where they regained PE rails. In 1996, prior to the split, Conrail sold a portion of the PE between Bloomington and Urbana to the NS. Why NS needed a second line to Peoria? I'm not sure. But of course it added a few customers in Champaign-Urbana and allowed them to discontinue their IC trackage rights from Tolono-Urbana. This was likely the ultimate goal. But it did block CSX from getting a line into Peoria after the Conrail split. Anyway, west of Mansfield the PE was railbanked for decades until the rails were finally pulled up in the mid-2010s. I actually remember paralleling the abandoned PE along I75 during road trips to the southeast from Wisconsin. As for the rest of the PE that remained, I believe it went to CSX after the split. Although they didn't have much use of the line west of Danville towards Urbana.
This was my best day on the Bloomington District and my last D36 chase to date. It was one of the handful of times I actually saw two trains on the BLD. In the morning, I caught a slow moving grainer heading south. The regular D36 then made it's normal midday appearance in Gibson City. In another case of being saved by the scanner, I heard D36 discussing with the dispatcher about picking up some MOW cars in the siding at Osman. This move allowed me to get both ends of the siding, as well as Mansfield seen here. After Mansfield, I made it to Lodge just in time. This particular shot I wanted for a long time with a straight -2. But normally I passed it up because I'd shoot the signals at Osman which, unless driving like an absolute maniac or the train running into problems, meant you'd not make it here. Very fond memories of this day that will likely never be repeated for me.