Striking the imagination
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♥Imagine if you could jump
It could also fly
If in an embrace one could disappear
And if even kisses could be eaten
There would be a little more love and less hunger
And we wouldn't even have time to suffer.!♥
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This photo taken in Thailand exactly in Phuket island the best place for tour, in this capture you can see a boat with three people on the sea of phuket among the small islands.. you can see the levels of the colors that I create! wish you like it !!!
special thanks to all viewers of photostream for given me their golden time! =)
I would appreciate your comments and notes..
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Esta foto tomada en Tailandia exactamente en la isla de Phuket, el mejor lugar para la gira, en esta captura se puede ver un barco con tres personas en el mar de Phuket, entre las islas pequeñas .. usted puede ver los niveles de los colores que creo! deseo que os guste!!!
agradecimiento especial a todos los espectadores de photostream para darme su tiempo de oro! =)
Le agradecería sus comentarios y notas ..
A song is like the wind. It can take you to almost anywhere. Travel in your heart with a song on the wind.
Happy Wednesday
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a black and white day at Color my World Daily and we celebrate Sliders Sunday.
And since we can’t travel yet, why not travel in our imagination ? Right now, i’m sailing in my tiny boat somewhere on the never ending ocean of unfinished projects and crazy ideas in my head… And I’m dreaming about being able to travel for real again…
See you later my friends and have an amazing day !
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!! And see you soon on Flickr !!
Thank
you very much for your likes and the nice comments!
Vielen Dank für eure Likes und die vielen netten Kommentare!
" Up all night on another red-eye
I wish we never learned to fly
Maybe we should just try
To tell ourselves a good lie
Didn't mean to make you cry "...
- Billie Eilish -
the title is a quote by Richard Wagner, whose operas were a major source of inspiration for Ludwig II of Bavaria (1845-1886), who had the Schloss Neuschwanstein (English: New Swanstone Castle) built and its walls decorated with frescoes depicting scenes from the legends used in Wagner's operas
It is the beginning of creation, your image what you desire. You will what you image and you create what you will, at least.
“I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”
― Albert Einstein
Fhir a bhata
I climb the hilltop, I search the ocean
To see my boatman, my heart´s devotion
When will I see him, today, tomorrow
Will t' ever come, love, to comfort me
I wish you well love, where 'ere ye be
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by Capercaillie
Taken on another sim I love
"Mystical Fae Forest" with a bit of licence.
Tutankhamen, was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who was the last of his royal family to rule during the end of the 18th dynasty The legend of Tutankhamun captured imaginations globally when his tomb was unearthed by British explorer Howard Carter and financier Lord Carnarvon in 1922.
Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande.
I recommend see in larger, clicking double on the imagen.
→ Post 262 // Credits
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Volkstone Cezar Hairbase @Alpha March
Layers [30% 50% 70%] for Lelutka EVO X
Volkstone Cezar Facial Hair @ Alpha March
[6styles in pack] for Lelutka EVO X
SIR.CO Rique Varsity Jacket @ MAN CAVE March
PALETO Backdrop: Nagoya @ NEO JAPAN start March 26th
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Fantasy world - Book collection
Holdable and decorations
LM:
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Continuing with my Positive Flags of Nations project.
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
“Logic will get you from A to Z; imagination will get you everywhere. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”
- Albert Einstein
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Have an awesome weekend
xxxx
"Nature uses human imagination to lift her work of creation to even higher levels." Luigi Pirandello
Your imagination is the gateway to achieving any and all of your goals along with feeling any emotion and becoming who it is you want to be in life.
Jovan Ortiz, Look Through the Mirror
I found this tree close to Drumheller. I just had to stop and get some pictures of it. It reminds me of a fairy tale tree that will come to life. Like in Bridge to Terebithia. I waited.... but nothing happened! LOL
I am off to play photographer for the band in Banff. I hope everyone has a great weekend!
Worth Viewing....View On Black
“The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity… and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself.” -William Blake 1804
El Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas, Asturias, España.
Entre las muchas leyendas vaqueras (vaqueiras, en el contexto), destaca en toponimia asturiana la que dio nombre al Pozu las Muyeres Muertas: alto divisorio de Allande y Cangas de Narcea. A pesar de la facilidad que inclina a pensar en unas "mujeres muertas" como referencia del topónimo, ha de tratarse de un caso más de la imaginación popular.
En realidad, simples piedras mutsares (‘blandas’), transformadas por la voz oral: primero, a muchares, a mucheres, y después a muyeres, calro.... Con el tiempo, el topónimo se fue castellanizando en El Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas, expresión completamente ajena a los lugareños de aquellos pueblos en su arraigado asturiano occidental.
Pues resultaba muy fácil en lo fónico pasar de mutsares a muchares, luego, a mucheres y, por fin, a muyeres: sólo un fonema por el medio. Para los complementos del sintagma toponímico, el camino estaba ya abierto por aquella arraigada tradición vaqueira entre las brañas altas de verano, y las otras de invierno junto al mar.
Y así se iría llegando al topónimo actual. El Pozu las Muyeres Muertas es la excavación antigua en el alto divisorio de Allande y Cangas del Narcea, sobre La Braña del Candal y Fonteta: todos los cordales que van del Alto'l Palo, La Fana Freitas, Montefurado, y altos de Berducedo, tienen nombres alusivos a las extracciones del oro y otros minerales (El Valledor, el río del Oro, La Ourúa, Ouria, Xuan Rata...).
A la vista quedan todos esos trazados casi horizontales de Las Antiguas: las canales del agua para las llamadas arrugias romanas, o extracción del mineral por derrumbamiento con la fuerza del agua.
El Pozu las Muyeres Muertas, situado en un alto de la Sierra de Valledor, conserva abundantes vestigios romanos para las extracciones mineras: canales para la recogida y conducción de aguas, canalones para las explotaciones por erosión del suelo, etc., en parte destruidos por las obras de las carreteras y pistas actuales.
Among the many cowboy legends (vaqueiras, in the context), the one that gave name to the Pozu las Muyeres Muertas stands out in Asturian toponymy: the high dividing line of Allande and Cangas de Narcea. Despite the ease that makes it easy to think of "dead women" as a reference to the place name, it must be one more case of popular imagination.
In reality, simple mutsares stones ('soft'), transformed by the oral voice: first, to many, to women, and then to women, calro ... Over time, the place name became Castilianized in El Pozo de las Dead Women, an expression completely alien to the locals of those towns in their deep-rooted western Asturian.
Well, it was very easy in terms of phonics to go from mutsares to many, then to women, and finally to women: just one phoneme in the middle. For the complements of the toponymic phrase, the path was already opened by that ingrained vaqueira tradition between the high summer brañas, and the other winter ones by the sea.
And so the current place name would be reached. The Pozu las Muyeres Muertas is the ancient excavation in the high divide of Allande and Cangas del Narcea, over La Braña del Candal and Fonteta: all the tailpieces that go from Alto'l Palo, La Fana Freitas, Montefurado, and Berducedo Heights, They have names alluding to the extraction of gold and other minerals (El Valledor, Río del Oro, La Ourúa, Ouria, Xuan Rata ...).
All those almost horizontal lines of Las Antiguas are visible: the water channels for the so-called Roman wrinkles, or extraction of the mineral by collapse with the force of the water.
The Pozu las Muyeres Muertas, located on a high point in the Sierra de Valledor, preserves abundant Roman remains for mining extractions: channels for collecting and conducting water, gutters for operations due to soil erosion, etc., partly destroyed by the works of the current roads and tracks.