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molly, 10.
She's grown up so much. We wandered the streets in my suburb, snapping shots, finding snippets of warm light and colourful trees.
I miss these times, a lot, it made me feel so nostalgic of when I first started shooting and molly was just a small limbed 4 year old girl. :) Happy times.
In Cathedral Close, Exeter, Devon. 'Mol's Coffee House', now a shop, was apparently once frequented by Sir Francis Drake and Sir Walter Raleigh (see www.exetermemories.co.uk/EM/molscoffee.html).
Apologies to those who commented on my upload of this earlier this morning - I somehow deleted the image in closing down so had to upload it again!
Not sure how much wildness is in Molly's eyes. She was born in this house and has never set foot outside. (Except in a carrier to go to the vet). She is getting older and has a few issues, but still a very sweet and loving cat. She wasn't happy with me trying to get a picture of her, but I was determined to capture her portrait this week.
Molly's Castle formed by compressed layers of horizontal sandstone capped by a hard layer of Curtis Rock that eroded at a slower rate than surrounding sedimentary deposits.
Molly and her sister, who was the only kitten out of the litter to find another home. Turtle and Sally were adopted out, but later returned to me, when the woman who adopted them found out she was allergic. I can't believe this photo was taken 7 years ago! Happy Caturday!
This is Molly, my cat.
She has recently realized that she's a "prisoner" in our home. She has been depressed since then. Everyday I feed the feral cats and she sees them walking freely outside. It's heartbreaking... She spends part of her day on this window.
I don’t know who Molly is or was, but this is an exceptionally fine butte that she got her name attached to. There are several Molly’s nipples, as well as Molly’s stockings (a volcanic dike) in Utah, some associated with the bride of the cowboy John Kitchen. Presumably this was also named in honor of the cowboy’s wife.
The fine layering on the butte is the Summerville formation, sediments (shales, silts, and sands) deposited in shallow tidal flats when this area was a shallow ocean 160 million years ago. The white bands are gypsum, which sometimes dissolves and leaches into the other layers. These layers are responsible for one of the more beautiful formations of the Colorado Plateau in my humble opinion.
Above the Summerville is the Morrison Formation, deposits of sands formed following a period of uplift and deposition in floodplains and playas.
The castle and its associated layers beautifully reflect the late afternoon sun, as does the mini-badlands formation at the base.
A stitch of 7 vertical shots
I was happy to run into Molly when I stopped by Wright-Locke Farm today. She's a staffer's sweet mixed breed, about seven years old. I'm glad to have captured the lovely stripes in her fur.
Grevillea are mostly endemic to Australia. They not only have amazing colour combinations but they have striking form as well. They also come in all shapes and sizes from quite small shrubs and prone varieties to reasonable sized trees. And don't the birds and pollen eaters love them. This one is of course "Molly" which was my Mum's name. So it seems appropriate to see her around her beloved Christmas.
We planted Molly a year or two back and these are her first flowers.
"Grevillea 'Molly' is a grevillea cultivar first made available to the public in 2003. It is a cross between G. aurea and G. bipinnatifida, chosen from seedlings which were bred by Owen Brown of Golden Beach, Queensland in 1997".
Paeonia mlokosewitschii - 'Molly The Witch' - a peony native to the Caucasus Mountains in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Dagestan, but seen here in the garden at Raby Castle.
We've had record heat here in Portland this past week. I've really had to limit Molly's run around the garden. Early morning is the best and the rest of the day I try and keep her cool and comfortable. We're finally getting out of the 90's this coming weekend!
ZOMG I opened a shop! It's Per's fault...
uhm don't get all excited just yet...I have only 2 items there :D
my suit and.... my suit hahaha :p
more to come, I swear!
Hollywood, Southern California in 2010. As one can see, a mere twelve years ago they still had public pay phones and newspaper stands selling two major big-city newspapers (The Los Angeles Times and the Los Angeles Daily News) . And no graffiti visible anywhere. As I recall, Molly's was on Vine about a half block south of Hollywood Boulevard.
Olympus Trip 35 with Zuiko 40mm f/2.8 lens on Fuji 200.
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