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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!)
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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L'herbe est verte et le ciel bien bleu, quelques nuages blanc et le contraste entre terre et cieux est selon moi : pas mal du tout. Alors on prend une photo et voilà le résultat ...
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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Behind the trees, there is seen
The castle of my sweet queen
Where she rules the throbbing land
With the caresses of her soft hand
That holds my love, holds it tight
As i become her tender knight
Under the skies, behind the trees
Her beauty makes me fall to my knees
In the castle of my sweet queen
Who does fill my every dream
Tree lined wildness dressed in green
Where natures wonders they are seen
Rising up, spreading wide
Blooming beautifully in the countryside
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.
On the ground , you do lie
Underneath the passion filled sky
That sends light to kiss your skin
Slipping Its rays deep within
You feel Iit's hotness sinking down
You devour it and you drown
In its heat, as it does race
Across your skin and your face
Urgently invading, your very core
Excitedly, you demand more
Of the hot stream, that does fly
Over the ground, where you lie
Beauty Factory- Leyla Set
Fit for Legacy, Maitreya, Petite, and Kupra
DenDen Poses- Freedom pose
Taken at Whimberley
Natures beauty, i did see
Between the frame, wild and free
Seducing me to explore
Walk its path and find more
Of nature beauty, wild and free
That between the frame, i now see
Subarnarekha River flowing through galudih a place 8 km away from Ghatshila situated in the Jharkhand state of India.
Shadows of a wooden rail
Stood under the rays that sail
Across the fields from the sun up high
The solar ruler of the sky
That shines down, sending rays which sail
Over the fields, making shadows of a rail
"Lonely trees are not lonely; they have their eternal companies: Songs of the birds; shadows of the clouds; lights of the Moon; whispers of the winds... Lonely trees are not lonely!" - Mehmet Murat Ildan