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It seems this ferry is not in service, if you enlarge ther photo, you can see inside the ferry is full of cargoes, and not one passenger!!
Captured with a Canon DF 50mm f5.3 Macro.
This is an image of a Rapala original F09 RTL Live Rainbow Trout.
False Creek buildings in the evening sun.
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J aime beaucoup cette chanson de
** Tina Arena **
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J'ai tant caché mes différences
Sous des airs ou des faux semblants
J'ai cru que d'autres pas de danses
Me cacheraient aux yeux des gens
Je n'ai jamais suivi vos routes
J'ai voulu tracer mon chemin
Pour aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Ou l'on oublie ses souvenirs
Aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Se rapprocher de l'avenir
J'ai perdu tant de fois la trace
Des rêves pour lesquels je vivais
Je n'ai pas su te dire je t'aime
Seulement te garder
Il faut aussi dire ses doutes
Et les poser dans d'autres mains
Pour aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Et dessiner des souvenirs
Aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Et croire encore à l'avenir
Pour aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Et dessiner des souvenirs
Aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Et croire encore à l'avenir
Aller plus haut, aller plus haut
Se rapprocher de l'avenir.
As I hid my differences
Air or under false pretenses
I thought that others do not dance
Me hiding in the eyes of people
I have never followed your route
I wanted to trace my way
To go higher, go higher
Or we forget memories
Jump higher, go higher
Move towards the future
I lost both times the trace
Dreams where I lived
I have not been able to tell you I love you
Only you keep
It must also be doubts
And ask them in other hands
To go higher, go higher
And draw memories
Jump higher, go higher
And believe in the future
To go higher, go higher
And draw memories
Jump higher, go higher
And believe in the future
Jump higher, go higher
Move towards the future.
Domi
False Boronia (Phyllanthus calycinus). I was unsuccessful in my attempts to identify this cute flower, until my Flickr contact Ben Calendonia suggested the genus Phyllanthus -- which was correct! Stirling Range National Park, in Western Australia north of Albany.
Named False Harbour because it was on the other side of the lighthouse from Yarmouth Harbour. Taken on a windy afternoon.
--- "Wait - you're me!"
--- "No, you're me!"
How on earth do raccoons tell each other apart? It was a challenge for us this week. One member of this pair is our regular visitor, Omar. Who the heck is the other one?
In the end it was the animals' response to us that let us tell them apart. Omar, on the right, is less timid than her look-alike, who will retreat quite a distance when we approach with the food bowl.
They do have something else in common. Both are currently nursing young. So far only Omar has brought her litter of four to visit.
It's unlikely that both moms will bring their kits to our door at the same time. Omar, having shown up here first, is not at all happy about having company. It turns out that raccoons can get very snarly with one another!
We've taken to calling the new arrival The False Dimitri because it was too good a naming opportunity to pass up. Fake Omar doesn't have the same ring.
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Arches National Park, Jupiter rising in zodiacal light, Orion, the winter Milky Way, and some insane airglow all make up this two-row pano that I shot about a year ago.
This is a panorama I've been meaning to reprocess for awhile now but something else always came up, but as I've been without a camera for the last week it ended up being the perfect opportunity to get this and a few other images finished up.
I had to return to the Kiva to see if I could snag a sunset. I was able to grab somewhat of one...but the experience is always worth staying for. By the time we had packed up, it was dark and we got disorientated on our way back to the car. Luckily the road appeared and we ended up being about a 1/2 mile from where we should have been. The cairns are your friend! Do not abandon them (in the dark)
After the famous book title of John Gray, visionairy author of global capitalism and teacher at LSE. My image is also false, because I tried to imitate moonlight while the picture was made in plain daylight, however, with street lanterns burning.....
Vancouver
Canada
False Creek Ferries, the original little blue ferries are providing Vancouver & Granville Island with year-round commuter and sightseeing ferry service since 1982.
The little ferries are pretty photogenic and I couldn't stop taking pics..:-)
In the background the Art Deco style Burrard Bridge, a steel truss bridge connecting downtown Vancouver with Kitsilano, constructed in 1930 and designed by George Sharp.
Especially for Adelheid ;-))
One of the few non-yellow, tall wildflowers found across the Texas Hill Country. This beauty was found in the wildflower garden at the Riverside Nature Center in Kerrville, Texas.