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L'hiver, dans les champs, l'époque des labours dessinent des lignes graphique qui se perdent à l'horizon dans les grandes plaines normandes de Seine Maritime
Barn Swallows Series
Just another in the collection of barns. Ontario has such a great rural community. I do not know where we would be without our farmers.
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Work in progress on the Krakow tramway in ul. Józefa Dietla
Lesser Poland, Poland 19.10.2019
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Arbeiten an der Krakauer Straßenbahn in der ul. Józefa Dietla
Kleinpolen, Polen 19.10.2019
An Atlas Moth Laying Eggs
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I am possibly going to mention something about Saint John the Baptist, Salome, at least one Herod, Orpheus, Brân the Blessed and Baphomet if I can edit my notes. Til then here is what I have.
The lights went out, the depth of darkness opened wide and then the lights were reignited and the world whirled waling into nothing, blossomed into something and flowered into everything...
Yester Castle, home of Sir Hugo de Giffard, also Jiffard, a 13th-century Scottish Baron. He is remembered in legend as the, “Wizard of Yester.” Yester Castle was built around 1267 with Sir Hugo acting like a diabolical King Solomon and calling spirits to build his stone works for him. If instead of the diabolical focus Sir Hugo was more inline with the God of Solomon then his demons may have been a gift labour source for his good works. Some have said that he was in pact with the devil and that his source of amazing conjuring deeds was all infernal. His fortification is noted as being assembled by an army of hobgoblins. The best remains of the castle ruins are named as either Bohall, or Hobgoblin Hall, also The Goblin Ha’. This Goblin Hall may have constructed by a workforce keen to protect their stone crafting secrets and possibly also French in origin. The language barrier and insular ways could have given rise to the workers been seen as demons doing Sir Hugo’s bidding. Bohall as an Irish name is said to derive from, “baigell,” which meant, “having profitable pledges,” Sir Hugo seems to have been the embodiment of someone that is noted as having prospered by having profitable pledges. Most likely because it still stands as the only roofed section of Yester Castle it is suggested that the Goblin Ha’ is where Sir Hugo practised dark arts such as necromancy. The Hall is even stated to have an entrance to Hell. The design of the structure that still exists gives much clearer indication of the Hall as the place to bring in animals at times of siege and to have above the animal section floors for two legged occupation with the lowest section being a vital access to water and not an entrance to the underworlds. Magic often features in Legend in ways that quickly come undone if you look closely at the weave of Folklore, as that which is seen as superb for stories is not the best factual material for histories.
I hope that Sir Hugo being of either Giffard, or Jiffard has no overbearing influence on the Giff versus Jiff debate? That is usually the .gif versus the .jif at least in pronunciation.
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Wild South Africa
Kruger National Park
Young lion trying to hide the remainder of the pride's prey from the prying eyes of the hyenas and jackals
Lightning in Karimunbesar Island, Indonesia. 5 shots blended in post
Leofoto MC-100 clamp. Atoll D bracket
Live Composite
Photo prise à Chazemais, département de l'Allier.
J'ai pris cette photo avec 300 mm de focale, j'ai aimé le contraste des couleurs entre l'herbe verdoyante et la terre labourée sans oublier la présence d'un agriculteur avec son tracteur entrain de labourer.
When the pandemic started I was so bored I decided to work on some scarves for my work's charity drive in next winter. I pulled out all of my loose yarn and started knitting. I was able to make 4 scarves out of my odds and ends.
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On the afternoon of Wednesday 14 September 2022, Class 66 loco no. 66063 leads 66083, both of DB Cargo, labouring out of Bristol on the approach to the Langton Court Road overbridge. This train was 6Z85, the Tytherington (1533hrs) to Little Kemble loaded stone working.
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