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Sunshine and rain made for interesting light.

The Law in Dundee tonight.

Lawers Dam is next to Lochan na Lairige and is located in Perth and Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom. Lawers Dam has a length of 0.69 kilometres.

I can't forget the look you had when you were talking with Nature.

explaining weird behaviours,that were coming from the start of Time

and you insisted that we became unnatural,

that we stopped looking the God in the eyes

and explaining Life in her true scale,

observing,removing the cement all over us.

Returning to the smell of dirt on Autumn's mornings,

and at the same time that fishes are being cut from the teeth of dolphins and seals,

at that very time many souls are being cut off by her Laws!

So tell me now,why your death should be big news?!

Who will miss you,you think?!

And for how long?!

Victoria Law Court, Corporation Street, Birmingam.

music: the beating of my heart. to Renato.

The old law buildings at the University of Melbourne are probably the most impressive parts of the Uni. This corridor and the previously displayed columns/arches are the highlight.

To end my series from Christmas day. My 95 year old father in law looking at a little picture book I gave him for a gift of numerous cherished memories dear to his heart................

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Ben Lawers (Scottish Gaelic: Beinn Labhair) is the highest mountain in the southern part of the Scottish Highlands. It lies to the north of Loch Tay, and is the highest point of a long ridge that includes seven Munros. It is the highest peak in Perthshire, and is the tenth highest Munro in Scotland. Ben Lawers was long thought to be over 4,000 feet (1,219.2 m) in height; accurate measurement in the 1870s showed it to be some 17 feet (5.2 m) short of this figure

With inversion. From the left side Beinn Ghlas, then far in the background Stob Bennein, Cruach Adrain and Ben More. Next Meal Garbh, Meal Nan Tarmachan, above them you can barely see Ben Oss and Ben Lui. On the right side you can see it closely Meall Corranich over him Meall Ghaordie. You can see far in the background Creag Mhor, Beinn Heasgarnich, Beinn Dorain. It barely rises above the clouds Beinn nan Oighreag, over him Beinn Mhanach, and on the far right Beinn Acaladair and Beinn A Chreachain.

A good day for a walk on Ben Lawers a few years ago.

In the Pass of Lawers on my bike yesterday.

Another old shot reworked while stuck in the house.

 

The ice breaking up behind Lawers Dam.

Cordoba, Andalousie, Espagne

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A quiet and bitter stick season-esque Saturday morning in East Brookfield, MA is disturbed by CSX I022 on November 29, 2025. CSXT 3194, adorned for hono(u)ring the law enforcement leads the charge on the short but hot intermodal eastbound, narrowly dodging the early morning fall shadows. The crew has just knocked down CP 64 on the Boston Sub, (B&A) and hurtles towards the eastern terminus of Worcester.

Today is the start of a new law in England. Cats have to be micro-chipped so they can be identified & their owners contacted if necessary. Obviously Bella is law-abiding!

Not everyone agrees with the new law. But I am happy that cats can be returned to their homes if found, potential owners will know that a cat doesn’t have an owner so it can be adopted & if the worst happens an owner can be notified. Yes, chips & registrations can be expensive - but charities & some vets don’t charge for this, especially when it’s done as part of the neutering & vaccination routine with a young cat. The chip takes only seconds to insert - years ago I held Charlie while his was replaced & he just gave one squeak! Bella already had her chip when I adopted her, so I only had to complete a form to give her new address & my contact details.

Seasonal colours - happy Caturday.

This little lochan is near the path on Norman Law.

Ben Lawers is a complex of peaks and here, taken last week, they are still carrying some snow

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From the Law in Dundee yesterday.

This afternoon on the Law in Dundee.

A freezing wind and a lovely view from the top of Normans law this afternoon.

“Trees do not preach learning and precepts. They preach, undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life.”

— Herman Hesse

 

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The wind farm at the summit of Dun Law, Scottish Border Region, UK. Photo taken during Storm Babet, the second UK/IE/NL named storm of 2023.

I owe it to www.capturesintime.co.uk for the inspiration of his image "Pentland Hills View"

or I would probably never have ventured into this spot. The ground was mostly frozen and I took my wellies, but there were still plenty of boggy bits to jump.

Scald Law is the highest point in the Pentland Hills, Robert Louis Stevenson's “Hills of Home".

 

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Clint Eastwood as a hardened gunfighter turned US Marshal.

 

"I took an oath to restore law & order." "I'm the LAW & I'm ordering you to drop that weapon!"

 

(continuity forgot to tell Mr. Eastwood about the wristwatch)

 

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A wee standing stone acts as a cairn on Deer Law in the Southern Uplands. Passed it on my way upto Black Law from the Megget Reservoir. I think this wee fellow looks better than the usual pile of stones.

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