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run to your dreaming when you're alone
unplug the tv and turn of your phone
get heavy on with digging your ditch
cause i'm
digging a ditch where madness gives a bit
digging a ditch where silence lives
digging a ditch for when i'm old
digging this ditch my story's told
where all these troubles weigh down on me will rise
run to your dreaming when you're alone
where all these questions spinning round my head will die
will die, will die
run to your dreaming, when you're alone
unplug the tv, and turn of your phone
get heavy on with digging your ditch
cause i'm
digging a ditch where madness gives a bit
digging a ditch where silence lives
digging a ditch for when i'm through
digging this ditch i'm digging for you
where all these worries wear down on me will rise
where all these habits pull heavy at my heart will die
run to your dreaming when you're alone
not that you should be or what you've become
just get heavy on with digging your ditch
cause i'm
digging a ditch digging a ditch where madness gives a bit
digging a ditch where silence lives
where all these disappointments that grow angry out of me will rise
will die, will die, will die
run to your dreaming when you're alone
unplug the tv and turn off your phone
get heavy on digging your ditch
digging a ditch by dave matthews band
camera:
yashica-12
film:
ilford fp4+ 125
f/3.5 @ 1/2 sec
0 ev
no filter
development:
kodak d76 1:1 @ 10 min with aggitation every 1 min
kodak stop @ 30 sec
scanned with an epson 4490 at 1200 dpi for posting to the web. levels adjusted in photoshop elements 4.0 for mac.
Captured with a Canon EOS 30D and Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens, 36mm extension tube, and a Canon Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX.
K is bouncing back from her cancer treatments, and was frolicking in the snow today. DDC (1/8/12) "Create a mood". Our mood was happiness.
digging bear - A brown bear digs at the mud in shallow water for clams during low tide.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24708764-diggin...
Although it was only completed last year they are digging up the roads in the Westfield Centre shopping centre already. Londonist Olympics sites expedition. London. Sunday 27 May 2012
From right to left - Evans, Felix and Bernard working on the site strip for house 4. Each house is 220 square metres and had 250mm of topsoil removed from it by hand! It was hard work - I know I was digging as well!
Feel the heft of the fork
Feel the earth's crumble
Bend and dig; shake off
The soil from the wèeds;
Like you I can dig too
Shifting out the big stones
Foot pressing on fork
Levering and lifting
Doing what I watched
You do in garden or
Allotment - inherited
Digging action returning.
Participants got a chance to dig for treasure at the 2013 "Dig into Reading" Summer Reading Kick-Off Day Party at the Rapid City Public Libraries
Cicada Killer Wasp, excavating her nest - very interesting to watch this process. She pushes the dirt out of the tunnel with her bottom, backing out of the tunnel
I spent almost four solid weeks doing nothing much but digging. It was hard work but good. See the tracks made by the wheelbarrows as we removed a couple of hundred tonnes of soil by hand!
Participants got a chance to dig for treasure at the 2013 "Dig into Reading" Summer Reading Kick-Off Day Party at the Rapid City Public Libraries
“We found a wooden board!” On days of good weather, we actually did some work, digging up and dismantling seismic stations. The first indication of progress was hitting a piece of plywood overlying a big box full of batteries and a hard drive. It could sometimes take quite a while to find the wood, which was sometimes buried two meters deep.