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All alone in the wild, surrounded by the green

Kissed by the rays of beauty, that on the ground are seen

Falling, falling through the trees, their branches now spread wide

Over the blanket of pure beauty, that covers the countryside

Where is found a seat of love, surrounded by the green

Kissed by the rays of light, that on the ground now stream

I see, long after A.D. 2000, cities laid out for ten to twenty million inhabitants, spread over enormous areas of countryside, with

buildings that will dwarf the biggest of today’s and notions of traffic and communication that we should regard as fantastic to the point of madness.

 

- Oswald Spengler, Decline of The West, 1926

 

open air museum in Kłóbka, Poland

Left or right, which way to go

Along the paths, as the light does flow

Down through the trees, green and high

As you follow the rays, up in the sky

 

Tempting you left, tempting you right

Searching for love found in the night

That is found at the end of the day

Along the path that leads the way

Mammola - San Nicodemo (Calabria - Italia)

Also - how narrow can roads be and still be considered to have two lanes?

The Gates of Melancholy

Hidden below, you will find a seat

On the path walked by the feet

A haven of peace, that does hide

Deep in the wild countryside

 

Where lips they kiss, eyes they meet

In a moment of love, so sweet

On the seat, that now does hide

Among the green of the countryside

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Spring In The Countryside - Daylight Saving Time

This is the Salem mansion. It is located in a part of Thessaloniki which was known as the “Countryside district”, outside the city’s walls. Read about the villa's history and my new series, in my new blog post. nickiupstairs.com/countryside-district-en/

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taken near Cleobury Mortimer Shropshire...

Pumped up the colors of this rural scene close to home just for fun. HSS!

The beautiful colors of the agricultural landscape in Himmerland, Denmark

shot with an olympus om-d e-m10 mark ii—720nm infrared converted—and the 14-42mm electric zoom (ez) kit lens

Break the chain that does bind

Smash the walls that you find

Block your path , keep you inside

The prison cell , where you hide

 

Waiting to finally, be set free

Waiting for your eyes, there to see

Hope rise up, above the distant trees

Happiness blow upon the breeze

 

As you break, the chains that bind

Cross the fields, until you find

Freedom waiting, there for you

Under skies that forever blue

I came across this one out in the countryside yesterday. Oh my goodness, sooooo cute, a purr-monster and into everything. And those ears!!!!! ❤ It was so hard not to put him (I think a "him") in my backpack and bring him home! But his mum still wants him....

They appear to be a family of countryside ferals, who are lucky to have food and water left out for them. His much quieter ginger brother and another older kitten appeared from a tree hollow, but they were much shyer. This little guy though, what a superstar! (And yes, there are many, many more photos of him!)

The building of the Glenfinnan Viaduct started in 1897 and was completed in 1898, although the railway line extension from Fort William to Mallaig was not actually completed in full and opened until 1901. Until the line was fully operational the Glenfinnan Viaduct was just used to transport materials across the valley.

 

NIKON D750

24-120 mm f/4

1/800 s

800 ISO

This was taken from the side of the country road that goes from Brixworth, out of shot to the right, towards the village of Naseby. It was near Naseby in 1645 that the major battle of the English Civil War took place. Eventually, this led to the beheading of the King, and a strict parliament with Oliver Cromwell taking the role of Lord Protector. He died in 1658. The monarchy was re-established in 1660, with Charles II (son of the executed king) taking the throne. Royalists got their revenge on Cromwell by disinterring his body from Westminster Abbey, hanging it at Tyburn for a few hours, and then chopping off his head and placing it on a long pole on the roof of the building that was the scene of his father's execution.

 

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Querétaro - México.

 

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Across the wild countryside

Where the green across the land does ride

Where trees they bloom and horses graze

Through the seasons and the days

Feeding on natures growing green

That across the land is now seen

Sheep enjoying the view over the lovely Powys countryside Mid Wales...

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Through the doorway now is seen

The hidden treasures of wild green

Where the trees, stretch up above

Echoing with the sounds of love

 

As passions glory, it is shared

Clothes discarded, skin is bared

In the forest dressed in green

Where natures treasures they are seen

 

Through the doorway, open wide

Leading to the wild countryside

The old post by the jetty has become a regular spot for our local cormorants and shags.

 

Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo)

 

Ardmucknish Bay - Scotland

 

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A floating hat, i do see

On the head of the Winter tree

Dressed in the purest white

Dancing slowly with the light

Above the head of the Winter tree

A floating hat, i do see

Dry and down , shadows fall

The ground below, it does call

For the kiss of the sun

That across the sky does run

 

Placing rays upon the Earth

Where creation, it gave birth

To the tree , now fallen and bare

That no longer rules the wild air

This is the countryside near Aughton, in the north-west of Lancashire. The city of Lancaster is just a few miles away, out of shot to the right. Below us is the valley of the River Lune, while on the other side of the valley is the Forest of Bowland - a former hunting area. This is very similar to the Yorkshire Dales but is far less well known.

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