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A deliberate title for a simple wildflower composition. As I took this shot not 30 yards away police and coastguard were recovering the body of a young girl from the River Forth. Life is so fragile
“There’s plenty of water in the universe without life, but nowhere is there life without water.” — Sylvia A. Earle
Black-tailed Deer youngster. This is the silbling of "Beautiful Baby." He is slightly larger than BB.
Life on Mars? NASA says planet appears to have flowing water...
What will come out of this planet do not know, call it Earth's twin, I dare not think what has happened to....
I know it's enough worry about Our Planet, but the universe is too fascinating to me ....
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The Tree of Life, also known as the Étienne de Boré Oak, is a large, historic southern live oak in Audubon Park in New Orleans, Louisiana. It was planted around 1740.
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Ma allora – disse Alice – se il mondo non ha assolutamente alcun senso, chi ci impedisce di inventarne uno.
But then! Said Alice
if the world makes absolutely no sense, who prevents us from inventing one
Alice in Wonderland
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Walking the Nakasendo highway in the Kiso Valley (Japan) from Magome and Tsumago. Two beautiful restored and preserved Edo-period way stations.
Magome and Tsumago have put their history to use, and are known for their preserved feudal-era wooden and plaster buildings, inns and hot springs. In the early 1970s, both towns closed their main streets to cars and, restored several dozen old houses and, as much as possible, hid their power lines. A trail connecting the two towns makes for an easy hike between them (3 or 4 hours, depends if you take pictures ;-))
Spotted this arty still life, with two Jizo-statues, in Tsumago. I don't know the significance of the four wooden pillars. Always happy to hear if you do know it!
“Climate change is sometimes misunderstood as being about changes in the weather. In reality, it is about changes in our very way of life.” - Paul Poleman
We have just spent a few days with our family that is a household with 3 children. They live in a big city and it was such a transition for us to deal with heavy traffic and a busy daily routine. I can't imagine where you would begin to make lifestyle changes to benefit our environment when the modern conveniences make life somewhat easier for many families. I must confess that any more significant changes I have made for the good of climate change have come after the kids left home and especially now that we are retired. I was able to convince my granddaughter to put away her electronics a few times to do a puzzle together and to go for a long walk. On that walk, she talked so much and I got to know her better.
This image of the beach was taken on our fall camping trip where we took our other grandchildren camping for several days. Hopefully, I can continue to find ways to remind them how important even a little bit of a lifestyle change can mean a lot in the whole scheme of things to keep peaceful places like this healthy. My thoughts are with all the people out west and east who are dealing with severe weather events.
The latest repair I've had saved the life of my mainstay laptop! It was to replace the vital port that charges the laptop's battery. I saved the broken part as it looked so small and innocent, but completely destroyed the ability of the laptop to function! I hope that this counts as a repair …
or the Macro Monday challenge: "repair"
My MM 2026 set: Here
previous years of the Macro Mondays challenge:
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It just amazes me the beauty of the underground and how pictures get meaning down there. The moment when trying to catch the train. A very vivid picture to my eyes.
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