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We passed these old farm buildings every day on the way to the rental house - fence falling down, holes in the roofs, windows boarded up, and a relatively new looking truck parked in the driveway. Somehow even in disrepair it looked magical (and definitely Halloween worthy) But all I could hear in my head was a song my mom used to sing - How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm
After they've seen Paree'
And last but not least, the seller showed me a room that is not accessible to everyone. It is the little treasure trove with all the good vinyls with which it all started ... the hour of birth of RECORDLAND:
Here you can still find old records that have not yet been sold and collectibles that not many remember ... the music is a very special ... wonderful world ... in that sense ... Rock On ... .Juli :-)
A really fresh looking ex-Conrail C40-8W leads a northbound manifest through Folkston, GA at my 18th birthday party.
Frigate Birds (Fregata) seen at Contoy Island, Mexico. The male poses & the females visit him, the way it should be done, lol
Coopers Hawk starting to molt into its summer feathers.
Common. A frequent visitor hunting birds and small animals that gather near my feeder.
You just have those days where you get stuck on seeing something with every frame. Today was faces. Everywhere, I saw faces. In this shot alone, I saw three. distinct faces, can you see them too?
How many roads must a man walk down
Before you call him a man?
How many seas must a white dove sail
Before she sleeps in the sand?
Yes, and how many times must the cannonballs fly
Before they're forever banned?
The answer, my friend, is blowin' in the wind
The answer is blowin' in the wind
Looking down on a colony of sea lions from the bluffs above, between Heceta Head and the Sea Lion Caves, Oregon Coast.
In the middle: Big Shower / Grosze Dusche by German artist Rainer Fetting, 1981. To the right: Sumokämpfer Blau by Berlin artist Salomé.
At the exhibition New Wild Painters (Neue Wilde) in Groninger Museum, Groningen, Holland.
New Wild Painters presents an overview of the figurative painting of the early 1980s in West Germany. Young, ‘wild’ painters rebelled against the abstract art at that time.
I see the world differently than non-photographers... this reflection in the window of an optician in Örebro made me wonder about how accurate my 'vision' actually is.
Tech Note: Processed from RAW using Adobe Photoshop CS3. No effects or other manipulation added.
Photo : Zun
Take : Yue
Retouch : Pun nờ
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3/3/2011 : Là ngày chó cạp của mình X-( Xui má ơi luông ... Sáng ra đi học bị té xe đạp . Sưng mấy cục ở chân :< Dăuuuuuuu ghê gớm . Chiều thì làm bài kiểm tra ko dc :( Mình lo cho học kì 2 của mình quá !!!
- Mấy người kêu mình xuống No1 kìa =))))))) Vì thương Bo nên tạm thời tui chưa xún dc :"> Híhí . Hoặc tuii sẽ lên Sb choo coi :> Nói mấy lần chưa làm dc ... Chưa đủ dũng cãm thôi moàh :"> :p
(*) Chơi với bạn khó quá ^^ Trước mặt thì thế này . Sau mặt thì thế nọ :j Khó chịu và khó hiểu mấy bạn thật :)
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# 9 trăm mấy con hạc đã bị vứt đi.!
slow and faltering step
occasionally teetering to the side
knuckles dripping blood
his eyes shone like white noise
after the last strains of
the National Anthem
had faded
from
this concludes our broadcast day
staggering under the weight of his
bulging black garbage bag
he beelined out into speeding traffic
and was gone from sight
King Sisyphus
heralded by the sweet serenade
of angry car horns.
at some point it begs the question—
how heavy is a bag of sadness?
BG
This is one of the cats staying around me at my room in Santorini. She was so friendly and had a very sweet voice. I wonder how she and the other cats are doing... I miss them a lot!!!
I heard Greece is a cat paradise and you see a lot cats around, but in fact it was a country of dogs;D I was surprised to see so many BIG dogs wandering about here and there. They were also friendly, though they made some fights among them, and followed me for some foods. I guess it made cats away from me and I couldn't take as many photos as I had expected:((
Beautiful beach with an original form of entry - a stone passage that takes you to the beach.
"To access Carvalho beach you need to walk through a man-made tunnel in the rocks. In this tunnel you can see several fossils. This is the only way to access the beach. The whole experience of the tunnel adds to the awesomeness of Praia do Carvalho."
Tarn Hows on Tuesday evening. There wasn't a huge amount of great light about, but a bit of colour started to creep into the sky late on.
I went for a long exposure to try to get a bit of drama in the shot but I'm not sure how I feel about it. I think the dynamism of the sky might be at odds with the serenity of the rest of the scene. Or maybe I'm over thinking it!
I have the hardest time getting up on Thursday. Hopefully this pic will make it all easier. Have a great day!!
PS. San Francsico bokeh :-D
Tarn Hows, Lake District, UK
© 2015 Paul Newcombe. Don't use without permission.
I just missed a little light as I arrived and tried to park at the incredibly busy Tarn Hows. Though the overcast conditions, to me, felt very Turner-esque.
Princess Sara's Quest had to start with a reason somewhere and when I started having fun with the characters and following them around...
I had no idea where it would lead.
I've discovered other characters, and somehow Dragons got involved as well as monsters.
Then this seemed to occur ...
very much out of order of the rest of the story.
But this makes perfect sense in retrospect.
This would be the Dragon's Nest of the Legendary Egg that would save all Dragons.
Hmmmm.
And there it is....