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"Farming is a profession of hope." _ Brian Brett
While I am patiently waiting for the warmer weather of spring to arrive, I realize that farmers have more at stake than I do if spring is a wetter and cooler season this year. Last weekend we had our snowstorm but this weekend there is hope of two digit temperatures and some sun. There is hope that this will melt the last of our snow and maybe I can play in the garden for a few hours. I need to be careful not to uncover too much debris as some of our pollinators may still be sleeping in the warm underground until it really warms up. However, I just can't resist the urge to get my hands just a little bit dirty this weekend.
Storms make people stronger and never last forever.
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Time for a bit of monochrome. It's been pretty much all colour recently.
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And my photographs are there mainly as pointers, indications, of a vision of possibilities where stillness and silence abound––and where Light is understood to be a substantial reality. My photographs are my greatest teachers. It is my hope that they offer a moment of pleasure to my viewers––and perhaps a tiny hint of (mutual?) understanding ... but, as always, I have no expectations.
Thomas Joshua Cooper
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helianthus, sunflower, 'Suncredible Saturn', j c raulston arboertum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
From the top of Win Hill Pike on a very windy day, at least it was at the top. Bradwell village can just be seen in the shadows.
I thought I would post one more from this memorable sunset outing.
The sky became even more spectacular after sunset, but by that point I was a bit of a muddy mess! This was shot on the low tide at Morecambe with the fishing vessel LR191 "Hope" lying at anchor on the muddy shoreline.
I have been so overwhelmed by the pressures of the season. I have a literal list of pictures I want to take that just keeps on growing. I keep missing days worth of pictures from all of you wonderful artists and I miss it so much.
There is hope on the horizon. Soon the shopping frenzy will be over and we can all just enjoy the beauty of the season and the warmth of our loved ones...and hopefully a little me time with my computer :)
This adorable baby reindeer frolics in Witherwood Thicket ~ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Caracus%20Island/12/14/23
EEP is a blend of 'Aerial' and 'Tender' from Specter Skies 'Ethereal Days' pack which is available exclusively at Tokyo Zero ~ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/TOKYO%20ZERO/137/161/2500
Searching for silver linings in troubled times.
Photographed on the shores of Georgian Bay (Lake Huron) near Meaford, Ontario.
Hope for a brighter tomorrow (Better View LARGE On Black)
Thanks for your visit and have a bright week ahead.
In this difficult and scary time, hope is all we have.
I hope that you are all safe, hang in there.
Happy Smile on Saturday
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While in Hope Town on Elbow Cay in the Bahamas we were able to ascend the lighthouse there. Built in 1862, it’s about 154 years old, and is still in operation. It is one of three remaining operational kerosene-fueled lighthouses in the world. It has a spring mechanism that has to be hand cranked every several hours to maintain the sequence of five white flashes every 15 seconds. The lamp burns kerosene oil with a wick and mantle. A large Fresnel lens, floating on a bed of mercury, focuses the light. It can be seen from 23 (43 km) nautical miles away.
Outside of the lighthouse, at dusk.
Explored on 9-9-16, highest at #228
The sun sets across Morecambe Bay with the Western Lake District fells silhouetted in the distance.
Hope is one of the few fishing vessels that still operate here from the shore at Morecambe.
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring...
Well, except for Skippy, who thought he heard a noise in the living room.
The little rascal envisioned his universe with the help of the following uplifting creations:
{anc}’s Enchanted Glow Christmas Tree, Skirt, and Decorations!
8f8’s Warm-Hearted Tales Keeper, which is from the Imagine… Collection!
8f8’s Snug Carpet, and Poppy Panels, which are all part of the Lavish Den Collection!
8f8’s Play, Knitting, and Bathroom Essentials, which are all part of the Retracing Joy Collection!
8f8’s Space for Presents, which is part of the Sewing own Happiness Collection!
Oh Deer!’s Googly Gift Boxes!
hive’s personalized velvet stocking with tree hook!
Soy’s Fancy Drape Curtains!
Remarkable Oblivion’s Presents, which are part of the Sleigh Bells Collection!
Thor’s Yule Gift Boxes!
DaD’s Christmas Pine Wreath with Lights and Red Ribbon!
KraftWork’s S.S. Skippy, which is part of the Skippy's Christmas Eve Collection!
Rezz Room’s Santa Claus!
And the little man wears Bad Unicorn’s Fluffy Santa hat!
Happiest of Holidays to all of you!
Thank you for your inspiration and support throughout the year. I hope together we can continue to shine so bright, creating a community of kindness and light, where we lift one another up, encouraging one another to create and share our imaginations!
Sending big hugs and lots of love, my friends!
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, and stay safe! ❤️❤️❤️
on my daily walk I often come across this wayside cross. I am always fascinated by the ever different light
Do not anxiously hope for that which is not yet come; do not vainly regret what is already past - Chinese Proverb
#beluminos #hope #1Cor13
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Boots: Phedora
Hair: Doux
Dress: Tres Blah
Pose: Luanes World
Location: Whimberly
I have a glimmer of hope people will wisen-up and take coronavirus seriously, no challenge to our nation has ever demanded such a degree of common and united action. We have to beat this crisis and this will only work if we ALL do our part in social distancing. I do it all the time it isn't that difficult. Please stay home and be a hero! I want to give thanks and respect to our brave, front line medical workers -- I don't think I could do that job. I noticed last week the small towns have a greater sense of community with no hoarding of toilet paper in the stores which is really nice to see. Stay safe my Flickr friends. We will get through this together.
Sometimes hope gets lost in the fog but remember fog always lifts and beyond the fog lies clarity...
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Posed street portrait taken for my 100 Strangers project in Glasgow, Scotland.
This picture is an alternative shot from #72 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
Stuart was telling me how hope and courage, inspired by others, helps him to fight against his multiple sclerosis. He spoke positively about the troubles that ail him because fighting those made him stronger and more hopeful. Inspirational words. Enjoy!
This 53 year old veteran is still running strong and earns her keep in the Hope Valley at the Cement works in Hope. Her main duties are to drag cement wagons up and down from the works along the 1.5 mile branch. The cement works and adjacent quarry kicks out approx 1.5 million tons per year so this 20 is a busy girl.
The 20 has been allocated the number 2 and the name Sir George Earle but in her former life she was 20168 built in October 1966 at Vulcan Works. She has had a silencer fitted to her exhaust system but she still sounds unmistakably like a 20.
Here she is seen starting her run up to the works from Earles Sidings with some loaded coal wagons which had arrived on the once weekly service from Cwmbargoed.
To see 20168 in action follow the link above.