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I’m not sure who, what or why someone (or something) stacks fallen branches against the trunks of oak trees in this forest. I thought the were old bivouacs at first but now I’m not so sure!
I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination. ~ Jimmy Dean
Please forgive me for my absence. I woke up the other morning with a really sore throat and it's been downhill ever since. I shall try my best to catch up with everyone, this weekend.
A visit into the woods earlier in the week revealed that the autumn colours had still not fully appeared. But I managed to find this Silver Birch which had fallen slightly against its neighbour.
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We have odd houses here in Dunedin :-D
I am just back from having a coffee with the wonderful ~Geisha~ who is visiting NZ at the moment, she's the first Flickrite I have met in real life.
For the wonderful The Dictionary of Image
CP 242 nears Loretto at a curve by Lake Sarah, about to meet a 577 in the siding. Interesting numberboard choice by CP here.
Dad, cool, look at my new thing, I'm a lean machine!
"You do have the ability, Clancy."
Now I won't have to lean on anyone anymore, haha, I can lean on air any time I want to.
"Uh huh, ya, well, air is good for breathing and...leaning on, but leaning on others brings you comfort, joy and love, and nothing can compare with that, wouldn't you agree--"
--Hey, how far do you think I can go without falling over?
"...I suggest you try it until you do."
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Prescott-Russell Trail, Ottawa, Ontario
426. Clancy, 7yrs 40wks
Clancy's YEARBOOK 8:
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Without the support of its companion, this aged barn would collapse into total ruin. Couples who reach old age together often find a greater need for support from each other than ever in their lives.
Doug Harrop Photography • January 9, 1988
Union Pacific 3796 leads eastbound merchandise along the bypass at Riverdale Yard in Ogden, Utah.
Body is Slink
Hair is Dura
Skin is Samurai
Tattoo is Speakeasy
Shirt, belt and pants are all Breath
Shoes are Phunk