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This guy stands tall and proud on a hillside and has seen it all. For hundreds of years the land around has eroded, collapsed, slid away and has been reburied in slides. At least one of his mates went down and took some of him with it, yet still he remains struggling against the wind and snow, lightning, and rain and the killer of all, time.
When his time comes to fall others will replace him and enjoy their day in the sun, but in the meantime take pause to admire this massive fellow, he's earned it.
Blow this up and climb inside, you can see the cycle of life happen as though it were a film, so much going on in here.
For all my flickr friends, especially SweetKendi who has helped me since we first met up, She was one of my first contacts and comments on all my photo's whether they are good or bad. I want to thank you all for inspiring me, I only used to take photo's of my family but now you have given me the courage to explore other things. Thank you and this is sincerley said from the heart. XX
Thanks for the visits, faves and comments its greatly appreciated.
Brian Piccolo Park, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Watching a street artist in front of the Centre Georges Pompidou Museum of Modern Art and Architecture.
I know they aren't to everyone's taste, but I'm always so pleased when I find these little jumping spiders. I think they have the cutest faces and crazy hair :) This one was enjoying glorious sunshine at the weekend and unusually stayed still for a while.
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The bells toll for us, echos from my past
That went by, far to fast
We tell tales, they state
On mornings meant to last
We must try to grow slow
We must try, try to grow
Let it glow, and let it go
Let it glow, let it go
"Never Seems To End" - Covenant
Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!
I really appreciate them!
Website www.wimvanbezouwphotography.nl
Hello you lovely people (◕‿◕)♡
This picture is for one of my favorite creators who I am cheering for for years: Chiaki Xue. I find Dura's work absolutely amazing and I'm a big time fan! (✧ω✧)
Thank you, Chiaki, for considering me to take a picture of you. I feel truly honored and I hope you'll like who the picture turned out! :)
alias grandma Judy, to thank her for the so gentle comments, on this partly cloudy day in Sheffield!
Pour SilverGranny...
alias grand-mère Judy, en ce jour plutôt nuageux au Sheffield, en vue de la remercier pour ces si gentils commentaires!
Thank you so much for the visits, favs and comments :)
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hi heather,
just sending a little windmill page ,hope it cheer,s you up,lot,s and lots of hugs from gina and woofy woof,s from lilystarxxxx
i took this pic of the windmill at wicken fen,cambridgeshire,a lovely wildlife fenxxxxxx
The birds perched on the ledges of downtown buildings in Orange, Virginia have decided that three Southern SD40-2’s roaring through town with a northbound train constitute a threat, and have taken flight. One holdout remains on the roof of the onetime Sanitary Grocery Company.
For Macromondays theme beginning with D.
It's only dangerous to the leaves in my garden but I'm hoping for a pretty butterfly but I don't know which kind it will be.
Got a suggestion that it's a Pale Tussock moth caterpillar. In that cast the hairs on it can cause itching if you touch them.
Lung Wort today
Pulmonaria
Plants
DescriptionPulmonaria is a genus of flowering plants in the family Boraginaceae, native to Europe and western Asia, with one species east to central Asia. According to various estimates there may be between 10 and 18 species found in the wild. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Pulmonaria
Rank: Genus
Higher classification: Borages
Family: Boraginaceae
Kingdom: Plantae
Day 1 of 20 of albums that influenced my musical tastes. I'll start with Standing on a Beach. I remember listening this CD everyday in my high school years, in my house or in my friend's room, feeding our minds with these dark sounds and some bright musical notes, creating our perfect soundtrack for the teenager.
The album was titled Staring at the Sea in CD format in some countries is the first greatest hits album by the English band the Cure, released in the United States on 15 May 1986 by Elektra Records and in the United Kingdom on 19 May 1986 by Fiction Records, marking a decade since the band's founding in 1976. (Wikipedia)
It's been 40 years of The Cure, 40 years of this deep powerful music. This special song takes me back to my high school years when I discovered real friendship and music.
"...It's not a case of telling the truth
Some lines just fit the situation
Call me a liar
You would anyway
It's not a case of aiming to please
You know you're always crying
It's just your part
In the play for today"
The Cure: youtu.be/2_Ee370-fNI
Perched for picking the last of the wild grapes is an Immature Female Baltimore Oriole. I wasn't quite sure what I had captured upon first sighting her, but after viewing it on screen I also realized that I had captured a fisherman's sinker caught up in the vine.
I have no idea what they make at this place, but my thought was some up-sized moonshine distillery, or a meth lab. I think this was someplace between Raton and Las Vegas, New Mexico. For sure I-25 and northern New Mexico. I've kept a journal since 2009 with date, odometer, and nearest town. So for a picture like this that was taken in 2012, by the date & time of day it was taken, I can usually figure out roughly where I took the picture.