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Dear Tamino,
Who would have thought it? In the beginning, it was only my wife who wanted you and then you quickly became, alongside her, my most important friend and most loyal companion.
Together we walked thousands, no - even tens of thousands of kilometres across meadows, through forests and up mountains. You always listened to me, whether I was laughing, crying or just talking. And I always talked to you a lot. Even if you never answered, it was always as if you understood me.
You always followed me, even when the path became increasingly difficult for you. I'm thinking in particular of the densely overgrown forest floors, where the wild brambles caused you a few problems. But that never stopped you from standing exactly where I stood.
You had many rough edges, just like all of us, but that's what made you such a special dog that will never be seen again.
I could write so much more now, because we experienced so damn much, but I just cry too much when I call up my memories.
The last few days and weeks have been very intense and we have spent much more time together than perhaps in the time before and I am so glad to have done so.
Two weeks ago, on Saturday 19 April, all three of us (Dexter, you and I) were still out in the forest and everything was as usual. You were slower and had your problems, but who would have thought that 6 days later you would no longer be with us. Although you still are and always will be.
I thank you for every moment we spent together over the past 12 years. I was always afraid of this moment and now I know why. A part of me is now empty and my heart is a little bit broken. They say you are so-called ‘life stage companions’, but you are so much more.
You've just gone ahead now, I'm sure we'll meet again.
Your ‘master’ Stefan
Tamino 20.11.12 - 25.04.25
This is my friend Imre Magyar. A friend of yours wants
to see your picture, well here it is. Now, if Imre asks me
to delete his photo, I regret that I will have to attend his
wishes. Please understand, he is much larger than me!
Moreover, as the saying goes, 'only mad dogs and English-
men go out in the midday sun' so I was in the shade and
Imre, well .... imagine a kick on the butt with his big feet!
I don't take a lot of photos of benches but a friend of mine asked me to take a shot of this one because it was special to him. Today I am saying my final goodbye to that friend.
Canon EOS Kiss X2
伸びやかに
願いを込めるよに響く歌声の持ち主は
私の数少ない 10代からの親友 の 御主人様
先日沖縄市にてLiveがありました
歌声を聴くと 彼女に会いたくて・・・
Liveの後 23:39 少しひんやりした夜道を歩きながら 電話をかけた
彼女の声は穏やかだった
彼の歌声が 日々彼女を癒しているのだろう
Cashew is a great friend. But not the most loyal of companions. She tends to take off with who ever she feels wants her the most at any given moment. At 13 yrs old, she's still a puppy at heart.
An old friend returns from her travels, but things have since changed from her departure. The group dynamic...it seems strained.
To my friend Toshizoh ,he has the most amazing photostream.
Please check it out.
GF1 and OM 50mm f1.4
A very friendly cat I met on recent trip to Sandomil, Seia, birthplace of my paternal grandfather. I saw him in the sun and thought I would have to take a photo quickly before he ran away, instead he ran towards me and demanded to be petted for about 15 minutes.
This is my new friend - a magpie (I think a juvenile) who just won't go away!! He or she arrived a week or so ago and the other day I made the mistake of feeding him/her my dinner. I was going to cook the Scotch Fillet steak but instead I cut it up and fed it to him, as well as several of his 'friends' or 'relatives'.
Soon after a small battalion of magpies arrived and so the next day I went to Coles Supermarket at Cherrybrook to buy more steak for them. That went quickly. But it is this guy that seems to return to my balcony relentlessly. These magpies are certainly not vegetarians!
And now every time I look outside onto the balcony - this is what I see!! He/she sings happily for hours. The magpie singing, though, is quite melodious. However, he/she gets very close and moments ago was perched on the barbecue, and then on top of the stand with the orchids, looking at me here on the laptop. Nearly inside the lounge room. It is ridiculous.
The only good thing is that the magpie singing drowns out, to some extent, the racket from the kookaburras. The kookaburras around here are super noisy. They are almost permanently laughing at something. Possibly me - lol.
My Samsung Galaxy S20+ mobile phone camera.
Processed in Snapseed.
Nikon D5100 Nikkor 18-55mm @ 11mm HDR @ 2'', 0,5'' and 5'' seconds @ f/11 ISO 100
From a friend's private distillery.
He produces wine and tsipouro from his own grapes and he asked me to take some pictures from his cellar in the basement, in order to decorate them on his wall.
I took many images from all the elements in the cellar and we were both happy with the end results.
In the bottles,regardless the brands on them, there is fine tsipouro, which we have honoured in many occasions and we still do :)
More about tsipouro here:
I took a small rest in Harvest home where it seems i made another new friend. Or they just wanted my snacks.
This photo was taken in Harvest home. Sponsored by The Realm of Rosehaven
Region by Garvie Garzo
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