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Résidence, Duhamel, Québec, Canada
Plein Cadre
Une parmi une multitude de photos de cette superbe martre d'Amérique qui m'a rendu visite il y a quelque temps, je dois avoir fait quelques centaines de photos lors des quelques visites qu'elle m'a faites. Une photo longuement attendue par un ami Flickr du Manitoba qui a ma même passion que moi pour ce membre de la famille des Mustélidés.
Residence, Duhamel, Quebec, Canada
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One of a multitude of photos of this superb Pine Marten who visited me some time ago, I must have taken a few hundred photos during the few visits she made to me in my yard. A long awaited photo by a good Flickr friend of mind from Manitoba who has the same passion as me for this member of the Mustelidae family.
It is not our differences that divide us. It is our inability to recognize, accept, and celebrate those differences.
— Audre Lorde —
Do I contradict myself? Very well, then I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes.
— Walt Whitman —
Only by learning to live in harmony with your contradictions can you keep it all afloat.
— Audre Lorde —
Please forgive me for not being very active here on Flickr these days, at least not as much as I used to be. I try my best to keep my Groups open and support you all as best I can, when RL allows it. I always enjoy looking at all your wonderful works.
💖💖In advance I want to thank you all for your always kindness, support, beautiful awards, favs, and messages. Please Know that I see all of your comments and awards and I appreciate them so much as well as each on of you for taking the time. You all mean a lot to me, you all truly make Flickr a lovely place to be, and i can not thank each one of you enough for your constant support. Huge, huge hugs, Light, peace and love to you all
💖💖 Best wishes and regards to each one of you, Take good care of one another and be kind as well as thoughtful.
Lori 💖
Angel Begonia blooms taken at Melbourne Botanical Gardens.
Listen to Annie Lennox of Eurythmics singing " There Must Be An Angel "
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Happy Saturday
On the River Dart.
Listening to Zoey Van Goey's lighthearted "You Told the Drunks I Knew Karate": youtu.be/9EwBNm1Uhs0
It's incredible the multitude of details in the species. In addition to the original species an infinity of hybrids combining two or more species and which make the happiness of the orchid growers.
(Bc.Maikai x C.Pão de Açucar) x C. Pradit
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Vous lire est un plaisir.Merci de votre visite,vos commentaires,vos invitations et favoris.
To read your comments is a pleasure. Faves, comments, invites are welcome, great thanks :-)
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Como se puede apreciar en la foto toda las tiendas de comidas y muchas otras cosas están en medio de la calle. También hay muchas mujeres que van por las calles con fruta y comida a cuestas y te intentan vender cualquier cosa. Viendo fotos no te puedes hacer ni la más remota idea del que es pasear por la multitud de calles con cada metro ocupado por alguna cosa y todo ello con las miles de motos esquivandote y tocando todso el día el claxon. Genial.
As you can see in the photo, all the food stores and many other things are in the middle of the street. There are also many women who go through the streets with fruit and food on their backs and try to sell you anything. Looking at photos you cannot get the remotest idea of what it is like to walk through the multitude of streets with every meter occupied by something and all this with the thousands of motorcycles avoiding you and honking their horns all day. Cool.
Com es pot apreciar a la foto totes les botigues de menjars i moltes altres coses estan al mig del carrer. També hi ha moltes dones que van pels carrers amb fruita i menjar a coll i t'intenten vendre qualsevol cosa. Veient fotos no et pots fer ni la més remota idea del que és passejar per la multitud de carrers amb cada metre ocupat per alguna cosa i tot això amb les milers de motos esquivant-te i tocant tot el dia el clàxon. Genial.
Zwarte Haan, Friesland - The Wadden Sea is the largest unbroken system of intertidal sand and mud flats in the world. The site covers the Dutch Wadden Sea Conservation Area, the German Wadden Sea National Parks of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein, and most of the Danish Wadden Sea maritime conservation area. It is a large, temperate, relatively flat coastal wetland environment, formed by the intricate interactions between physical and biological factors that have given rise to a multitude of transitional habitats with tidal channels, sandy shoals, sea-grass meadows, mussel beds, sandbars, mudflats, salt marshes, estuaries, beaches and dunes. The area is home to numerous plant and animal species, including marine mammals such as the harbour seal, grey seal and harbour porpoise. Wadden Sea is one of the last remaining large-scale, intertidal ecosystems where natural processes continue to function largely undisturbed.
La plage de Cavalière, appelée « la sportive » est à 7 km du centre-ville du Lavandou.
Vous recherchez une plage plage animée par une multitude d’activités nautiques, de restaurants de plage ?
Alors la jolie plage de Cavalière appelée aussi « La Sportive » est faite pour vous 😉
La plage de Cavalière est une magnifique grande plage de sable fin. Elle est appelée aussi « La Sportive ».
Située entre le Cap Nègre et la pointe du Layet, vous y trouverez à certains endroits de l’ombre offerte par de superbes pins qui bordent la plage.
Un ensemble paysagé s’offre à vous.
Cette plage est l’endroit parfait si vous aimez les activités nautiques.
Avec vos enfants, il est impossible de vous ennuyer car vous y trouvez l’école de voile, mais aussi la possibilité de faire du parachute ascensionnel, du jet ski, du ski nautique, du beach volley, de la location de pédalo etc…
Profitez de vous relaxer sur un matelas de plage entre deux activités sportives. Vous avez également la possibilité de vous restaurer sur place, et un large choix d’hôtels s’offre à vous.
Cavalière beach, called "la sportive" is 7 km from downtown Lavandou.
Are you looking for a lively beach with a multitude of nautical activities and beach restaurants?
Then the pretty Cavalière beach also called "La Sportive" is for you 😉
Cavalière beach is a magnificent large sandy beach. It is also called "La Sportive".
Located between Cap Nègre and Pointe du Layet, you will find in some places shade provided by superb pines bordering the beach.
A landscaped set is available to you.
This beach is the perfect place if you like nautical activities.
With your children, it is impossible to get bored because you find the sailing school there, but also the possibility of parasailing, jet skiing, water skiing, beach volleyball, pedal boat rental etc ...
Enjoy relaxing on a beach mattress between two sports activities. You can also eat on site, and a wide choice of hotels is available to you.
Looking Close... on Friday: Bubbles
My mother's camelia seen through the glass bubbles in the garage window.
Est un castelnau fortifié datant du XIIIe siècle solidement ancré sur son éperon rocheux. Saint-Arailles fait partie de cette multitude de villages se rapportant à un saint. Il doit son nom à Ste Eulalie, martyrisée en 304 à Barcelone, qui a donné par différentes mutations Sancta Eulalia, Santa Ralia, Sentaralha. Deux tours-portes commandent toujours l’entrée du village (archères) et les remparts dominent la vallée. L’église de Saint Arailles a pour patron Saint Barthélémy. Son typique clocher-mur et son auvent avec sa charpente chevillée sont remarquables. à quelques mètres du village : pile gallo-romaine de la Turraque du Merlieu, la chapelle de Brétous (classée ISMH) au sud, auprès de laquelle coule la fontaine réputée miraculeuse. Le lavoir au bas du village avec sa jolie charpente
Is a fortified castelnau dating from the 13th century firmly anchored on its rocky outcrop. Saint-Arailles is part of this multitude of villages relating to a saint. It owes its name to Ste Eulalia, martyred in 304 in Barcelona, which gave by different mutations Sancta Eulalia, Santa Ralia, Sentaralha. Two tower gates still command the entrance to the village (loopholes) and the ramparts dominate the valley. The church of Saint Arailles has Saint Barthélémy as its patron. Its typical steeple-wall and its awning with its pegged framework are remarkable. a few meters from the village: Gallo-Roman pile of the Turraque du Merlieu, the chapel of Brétous (listed ISMH) to the south, near which flows the fountain reputed to be miraculous. The washhouse at the bottom of the village with its pretty framework
“Plus on est semblable à tout le monde, plus on est comme il faut. C'est le sacre de la multitude.”
Léon Bloy
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who had never taken part in the process of creation.... Multitudes of bees used to bury themselves in the yellow-blossoms of the summer-squashes... when they had laden themselves with sweets, they flew away to some unknown hive... I was glad thus to fling a benefaction upon the passing breeze, with the certainty that somebody must profit by it, and that there would be a little more honey in the world, to allay the sourness and bitterness which mankind is always complaining of. Yes, indeed; my life was the sweeter for that honey :-)
Nathaniel Hawthorne, "The Old Manse," Mosses from an Old Manse, 1850
HGGT! HFF!! my first visit back to duke gardens, closed to the public for over a year due to the pandemic.
echinacea, coneflower, with a busy bee, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
Con lo tranquilica que estoy yo aquí y ya verás tú la que se va a liar hoy.
- Pensamiento de paloma -
A shot of the multitude of sea lavender at Thornham seen a few weeks back now at the height of summer.
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begins to take in the beauty visible on even a short walk in city or country :-)
Delia Lyman Porter, "The Beauty-Blind," An Anti-Worry Recipe and Other Stories, 1905
HFF!! Character Matters!
Loebner magnolia, 'Willowwood', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
Multitude of colors offered by the fallen leaves on the ground, as if it was a multicolored carpet covering the floor.
We enjoy seeing the different shades and shapes of the Liquidambar leaves that are giving way to the end of Autumn.
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I wish you a good Monday, dear friends!
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Alfombra colorida en el parque, Madrid, España
Multitud de colores ofrecidos por las hojas caídas en el suelo, como si de una alfombra multicolor se tratase.
Disfrutamos viendo los diferentes matices y formas de las hojas de Liquidambar que van dando paso al final del Otoño.
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¡Os deseo un buen lunes, querid@s amig@s!
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"Let your life be pleasing to the multitude, and it can not be so to yourself."
- Maxim 1075. (Sentences)
“A multitude of small delights constitutes happiness.”
- Charles Baudelaire
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When I met Michelle Zauner, lead singer of Japanese Breakfast, and autobiographical Crying in H Mart for this portrait, she was funny and sweet and I didn't know even a tenth of the multitudes she contains at that time. I'd recommend both her music and her autobiography, which gets into her relationship with her mom and her Korean identity and it also lays bare the process of grieving she goes through as her mom dies from Cancer. Zauner is honest and strong and an amazing human. I feel so honored I was able to take this portrait photo of her!
Her new album Jubilee was released June 4th!
michellezauner.bandcamp.com/releases
www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/crying-in-h-mart
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MEXICO, Yucatán, Chichén Itzá, Kukulcán-Pyramide
Chichén Itzá ist eine der bedeutendsten Ruinenstätten auf der mexikanischen Halbinsel Yucatán. Sie liegt etwa 120 Kilometer östlich von Mérida im Bundesstaat Yucatán. Ihre Ruinen stammen aus der späten Maya-Zeit. Mit einer Fläche von 1547 Hektar ist Chichén Itzá einer der ausgedehntesten Fundorte in Yucatán. Das Zentrum wird von zahlreichen monumentalen Repräsentationsbauten mit religiös-politischem Hintergrund eingenommen, aus denen eine große, weitestgehend erhaltene Stufenpyramide herausragt. Im direkten Umkreis befinden sich Ruinen von Häusern der Oberschicht.
Chichen Itza] was a large pre-Columbian city built by the Maya people of the Terminal Classic period. The archaeological site is located in Tinúm Municipality, Yucatán State, Mexico.
Chichen Itza was a major focal point in the Northern Maya Lowlands from the Late Classic (c. AD 600–900) through the Terminal Classic (c. AD 800–900) and into the early portion of the Postclassic period (c. AD 900–1200). The site exhibits a multitude of architectural styles, reminiscent of styles seen in central Mexico and of the Puuc and Chenes styles of the Northern Maya lowlands. The presence of central Mexican styles was once thought to have been representative of direct migration or even conquest from central Mexico, but most contemporary interpretations view the presence of these non-Maya styles more as the result of cultural diffusion.