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I love three things。the sun。the moon and you。 the sun for the day。 the moon for the night。 and you for ever。
人生若只如初相见，你衔我一片纯白岁月，我陪你看细水流长。
Originally titled Spring Sunset #2. Taken from a parking lot at Cascade Mall on Apr. 10. Lost all your comments, faves and invites. :(((
Looking at the councilor.
Today, a year ago, we were present at a party, to see the demolition of this building. It was the start for us to our new build appartment Blooming: blooming-oosterhout.nl/
Unfortunately my husband died at the end of last year, but I decided to go forward with this project if possible, because his oldest brother and sister in law also had bougt an appartment there.
Only recently, in May this year, the new build has started! It will take some time until it's ready, planned completion is at the end of 2026. In the mean time I just sold our house and in Octobre I will be moving to a temporarary sort of tiny house at a campsite.
Thank you for taken your time to visit me, comments or faves are always much appreciated!
Original photograph from shutterstock
I have recently included this one in a conest
created for: Surrealart challenge "Surrilarius"
Please accept my apologies for my image.I accidentally deleted this photograph when I was discovering geotags in Flickr.This is one of my favorites.If it is not accepted in a group I understand.Also, sorry for all the lost favorites and views.....
I guess the lady got upset guys!I should be taking care of my pseudo-rennaisance portrait more, maybe it is haunted now!hahaha.Thank you for the understanding.
As for the geotags...I will deal with it another day...
Sometimes I miss you and then I remember
That I deserve much better
Cover my tattoo about you with another
And now I’m feeling much better
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Entered Explore July 29, 2007, Explore Best Position #149
i'm the slave of this machine... please, free me!!!
Paris, 38 rue des Francs-Bourgeois
Dans l'impasse des arbalétriers qui mène au Centre Culturel Suisse
i am going to delete this later an put a water mark on it :3 okay well i REALLLLLY love this xD
no water mark
HEY DONT STEAL THIS PLEASE.
Yay for random titles xDD I took this a few weeks ago (notice the exif data XD) BUT I am cleaning out my files & found it! Not sure how I feel about it, but I like it! It's different. I might delete later...not sure. This was inspired by Lanietriplets. I spend probably an hour and a half just taking long exposure photos ha! Have a wonderful day!
pictures I shoot
mystically impulsively
are not what they seem
fuck vision it's my camera
my magical eye that works
as a team ..man is lost ..
a born gambler his soul
through my imagery I
try to redeem ..
on the graveyard of his soul
lies the last vestige of his
deleted dreams
#beggarpoet
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In the early 20th century, there was a significant increase in traffic on the Grand Trunk railway network, as a consequence of which trains became longer and heavier. Faced with this increased demand, the company decided to build more powerful locomotives, introducing the 2-6-0 “Mogul”-type locomotive.
The Moguls accounted for 28% of the Grand Trunk’s locomotives when it merged into the Canadian National Railways in 1923. A third driving axle made it possible to increase motive power while supporting a larger boiler. This type of locomotive reflects the beginning of an era of specialization between locomotives used for freight (high traction) and those used to carry passengers (high speed).
Withdrawn in 1957, locomotive GTR 713 is one of the only vehicles of this category to be preserved in Canada today
All the information used with the pictures was taken from information at the Canadian Railway Museum Site.
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Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, dedicated to the unknown soldiers who have given their lives for Poland. The monument is the only surviving part of the Saxon Palace that occupied the spot until World War II. Since 2 November 1925 the tomb houses an unidentified body of a young soldier who fell during the Defence of Lwów. At a later date, earth from numerous battlefields where Polish soldiers have fought was added to the urns housed in the surviving pillars of the Saxon Palace.
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Four rooms offered the gentlemen more privacy, luxury and comfort than the artisans' dormitory. Today each room has an entrance from the courtyard, a fireplace, a table and chair, a wardrobe, bunk beds with curtains and a large bench called a settle. Among the gentlemen who lodged here were the apothecary, Louis Hebert; the Jesuit fathers, Pierre Biard and Enemond Masse; the ship builder and pilot, Pierre Champdore; the lawyer and poet Marc Lescarbot; and, in the winter of 1606-07, Samuel de Champlain.
90/365
I guess all of you know and kinda hate that when U take a pic and the dudes ask you to delet it, cause 'thiiis and thaaat...and I look horrible on pics'..bla...But last day a horrible thing has happened to me. I took the pic and was too tired to process and upload it(you know I was ill, and preferred sleeping). Than on the next morning i DELETED all the pics from last day 'cause this and that..' Pff. what a dush..So I decided to make the shot I planned so long ago..and yeah, it's a cheating pic..I did two days after day 90...But at least I didn't sleep last night:)
31th march 2010
p.s.:yeah.. a real PhotoShopDisaster one..