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Day 5 of 365.
The peaceful co-existence of the old (red) and the new (green). Of course, the weather in Texas is so confused that the plants do not know whether to shed their green, or to bring forth fresh green shoots.
Makes a welcome change from the all-too-frequent bickering and wrestling. Two males from the same litter, eight years old next month, Ginger on the left, Fred on the right. Never a dull moment with these two around.....
A monument in the mixed southern Turkish town of Antakya, close to the border with Syria. The conflict across the border has brought Syrian refugees into town and stirred up tensions between Antakya's different sects.
The northern side of Furness Abbey and the land around it in the valley.
Furness Abbey was built by Savigniac Monks in the 12th Century and absorbed by the Cistercian Order in c.1150. It was the second richest Cistercian abbey in England (behind Fountains Abbey) and was disolved in the 1530s on the orders of Henry VIII. Today it's very well preserved and an English heritage site.