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This image was taken at the edge of a trail overlooking the town of Georgetown. You can also see our Interstate Highway 70 which is the only major road that takes you east and west through Colorado! So it's extremely busy! In the Winter it can be treacherous because of the higher speeds. You can see some of our smaller roads snaking through the image on the left. Thanks for the visit!
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Sunset vista from the back porch. Sonoran Desert, Southern Arizona. No crop.
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Postcard from the garden
Chaenomeles Japonica
Chaenomeles japonica, called the Japanese quince or Maule's quince, is a species of flowering quince that is native to Japan. It is a thorny deciduous shrub that is commonly cultivated. It is shorter than another commonly cultivated species C. speciosa, growing to only about 1 m in height. It is best known for its colorful spring flowers of red, white, pink or multi.
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Higher classification: Chaenomeles
Scientific name: Chaenomeles japonica
Family: Rosaceae
Order: Rosales
Subclass: Magnoliids
Class: Magnoliopsida
Higher, in the valley of Planica the creek which flows there soon disappears under gravel. Only here, near Rateče, where valley bottom is made of clay rests of an ancient lake, water comes out again - as crystal clear sources of Sava river. This small marsh land is protected as a natural reserve and arranged for tourist visit.
The sun rises behind a bank of clouds on this day in the south of Sri Lanka, but higher up there is a window through which the sun's rays can illuminate the even higher dark cloud. However, this is very one-sided. Apparently, the lowest cloud bank blocks an even illumination of the upper clouds. Very peculiar!
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We are having an exceptionally mild Winter!
The higher you get, the more arid it gets, less vegetation except for coarse grass (YORKSHIRE-FOG/Holcus-lanatus} and some strong wildflowers and a lone tree...
Drystone walls are, with hedgerows, one of the most commonly used field boundaries in England, and help create what we now regard as the traditional pattern of field and lanes so evocative of rural England.
While hedgerows are most common in the Lowland Zone, drystone walling is most often found in the Upland, Zone.
It defines the landscape of Yorkshire, cuts the land like endless veins.
The story I was told was that they were loose stone because of the wind, now 'whistling' through..
The roots of drystone walling as a method of enclosing fields lie at least as far back as the Iron Age.
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This is taking me now
It's taking me higher, higher
Higher off the ground
It's taking me higher, higher
Higher off the ground...
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Transfered into our human world, this picture tells its own story. To be in the ascendancy over somebody else - represented by the higher stand and the powerful expression.
Covering all subjects ! But why the sad look ?
Was experimenting with the Good Panda for the #Goodpandacontest.
Limited material to work with but a break in the weather made it all the more desirable to just play and make something anyway.
I tried in vain to balance the lower stones to meet with the top ones. I guess I would have if I'd have stayed with it longer, but then I decided that they make more of a statement by not going that high anyway.
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HBM! Taken in Humber Bay Shores neighbourhood yesterday as I went for a walk along the Waterfront Recreational Path, a shared path in Toronto.
I wish you a blessed, safe and healthy week!
Another shot from our Knaresborough shoot, this time from a higher vantage point and a little earlier in the evening, literally during Golden Hour.
The impressive Tymphe mountain range, as seen from one of its lower peaks.
Noticeable is the Dragon - lake, an everlasting lake whose water emanates from deep inside the earth and the snow melting during the hot season.
The peak of the Tymphe mountain range is seen on the far left, shaded under the clouds and is called Gamila (2497m).
All part of the main "spinal" mountain range of northern Greece, Pindus.
Also to be seen the Vasilitsa mountain on the far left and Astraka peak hiding on the rear to the back of the frame.
"Our truest life is when we are in dreams awake…"
~ Henry David Thoreau
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Like a coiled spring ready to shoot up in the woods of the Dorset Wildlife Trust Site at Higher Hyde Heath.
End of year cleaning of files, I ran across this one of Mizuki. High as the lead would allow, and she still wanted to go higher.
Are you looking to up your game in Trivial Pursuit? Consider taking a few courses at Stanford University. Just bring your money--lots of money.
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Do you like to get lost? Doing so at the close by mountain peak called Lisja Stjena ( Fox peak) back home it’s not that difficult to do. Chasing light at 1400m (4600ft) above the see level never gets dull. This particular trail brings a ton of feelings back and getting lost again in this beautiful landscapes is really exciting. What do you think?
TGIF right? Let me end this week with an amazing color burst at the gold coast of Chicago. Morning light was great! What do you think?