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Occasionally in life there are those moments of unutterable fulfillment which cannot be completely explained by those symbols called words. Their meanings can only be articulated by the inaudible language of the heart. Martin Luther King, Jr
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All life is inherently broken from the start, Percival. Take solace in that. There is no perfection in life. Otherwise, what would be the purpose of death? It's to try to find ways to better yourself before the end that gives us purpose. You are all broken, but also understand - mortals can achieve great things.
Grains of Life
Camera; Nikon D90 / 55-300 Lens / handheld
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Today i took my terminally ill mum in-law to Dovestone Reservoir for a little fresh air. I was so proud, but realised how daunting each step actually was for her ...
Espinaredo, o también conocido como Espinaréu, es un municipio asturiano muy conocido por sus hórreos. Representa uno de los mejores ejemplos de Asturias de esta arquitectura popular. Estas construcciones agrarias las podemos ver por diferentes lugares de la región, aunque en esta localidad hay una gran concentración. Es una visita interesante para los que quieran conocer un poco más de la vida rural.
Espinaredo, el pueblo de los hórreos de Asturias
¿Qué son los hórreos de Espinaredo? Se trata de construcciones de madera que se realizaban para conservar cosechas y carne. Están construidas en altura, para garantizar precisamente que los alimentos estén a buen recaudo y evitar la humedad o que los animales pudieran acceder.
Especialmente los hórreos de Asturias están en la parte más oriental de la región. Los habitantes tenían que adaptarse a las condiciones climáticas de esta región tan húmeda y al guardar los alimentos en altura evitaban el contacto directo con el suelo y las lluviasEspinaredo, or also known as Espinaréu, is an Asturian municipality well known for its granaries. It represents one of the best examples of this popular architecture in Asturias. We can see these agricultural constructions in different places in the region, although there is a great concentration in this town. It is an interesting visit for those who want to know a little more about rural life.
Espinaredo, the town of the granaries of Asturias
What are the hórreos de Espinaredo? These are wooden constructions that were made to preserve crops and meat. They are built in height, to guarantee precisely that food is safely stored and avoid humidity or that animals could access.
Especially the granaries of Asturias are in the easternmost part of the region. The inhabitants had to adapt to the climatic conditions of this very humid region and by storing food in height they avoided direct contact with the ground and the rains
WISH YOU ALL A MARVELLOUS 2011.......
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I am still alive, vibrant with life.
The black cloud will disappear,
The morning sun will appear once again
In all its supernal glory. [By: Sri Chinmoy]
(form the archive....)
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Welcome the unexpected changes in life. Learn to bend with grace and humility. Grow trough it all and never ever forget to take notice of the beauty changes can bring.
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Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)
While on a stake out for a locally rare bird, this Great Blue Heron was kind enough to keep me company. He was snoozing on a branch of a dead tree while I walked through his territory for a few hours searching in vain. Occasionally, I'd walk under his branch and he'd look down at me, as if to say, "You really need to get a life."
Nikon D500 - 500mm f/5.6 pf - ISO 400 - f/6.3 - 1/640
Edting By : Me ,,,
Place : Kingdom of Bahrain , city center ,,,
Useing : Canon digital camera ixus 960 is ,,,
writen By : Me ,,,
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Some times we need the colors to color our life in pretty ways ,,,
قد نحتاج لتلوين حياتنا لنراها بأجمل الصور ونبتعد عن روتين حياتنا لنرى الحياة بطابع أخر ,,,
Thanks for you my Flickr Friends ,,,
وشكرا لكل أصدقائي بفلكر ,,,
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My mom used to say, "It's not the worst fruits that the worms gnaw on."
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Mijn moeder zei altijd:"Het zijn de slechtste vruchten niet waaraan de wormen knagen."
Op het web vond ik:
Het zijn de slechtste vruchten niet, waaraan de wespen knagen.
D.w.z. degenen, die uit nijd en afgunst besproken worden, zijn dikwijls de beste en deugdzaamste menschen.
In Yangshuo, the Li River is probably the most important thing. It provides them with huge income from tourists, provides them sea food, and provides work for many.
This wooden rafts travel through one specific portion of the river which is surrounded by many mountains.
It was one of the finest travelling experiences in my five years of living in China.
Li River, Yangshuo,Guangxi.
Original mesh by KITE.
TP now to the Project Se7en event.
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* With thanks to Will Corrigan for taking the picture.
Now available here.