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These amazing bubble were crafted with care. Seen at a local farmers market in Providence, Rhode Island. His giant floating air sculptures were the result of getting just the right secret recipe of soap , oils and suds that he said too many experiments to get right. What a treat to watch as he was surrounded by kids and so adults ooohing and aweing at each new bubble here and gone in about 10 or 15 seconds but oh what a delightful short life they had. Thank you bubble man.
I waited and waited for the light to change. I knew it would. The light had been flat all day, but into that half hour prior to darkness, I knew God would pull out his paintbrush. And he did. Enjoy!
After photographing the rather ruffled female Blackbird (The previous Image), I continued to climb high above the Wellington Rose Gardens.
So it was with some relief that I spotted this little engineering masterpiece; it was a good excuse for another breather!!!
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No.....not the shot...The Place. A Sunrise at Southern Shores on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Thank you for the visit and have a great weekend.
The pinnacles of the "lame rosse" are particular red blade-shaped rock faces in the Fiastrone Valley, a unique sight. These masterpieces of Nature suffered a slow disintegration over the centuries, which allowed the formation of the strangest and most incredible forms. You could spend hours and hours having fun with your imagination! On top of the Blades you can see the "Fairy Chimneys", some pinnacles miraculously kept standing thanks to a base of limestone. The sensation is that of an eternal precariousness of a place constantly changing, where nothing will never be in that state where it is at the present moment. Every now and then, if you're lucky, you can hear the sound of blades crumbling gently, the gravel going down slowly, caressing and shaping the forms again. A unique phenomenon, a constant amazement at each change of perspective.
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Bulleid Light Pacific, Battle of Britain class No. 34053 Sir Keith Park masquerading as "303 Squadron" departs Groombridge with the 13:01 departure (ex-Eridge) to Tunbridge Wells West.
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Another shot of this ridiculously good looking 16M. Definitely the best one I've ever seen. Mattegrey with yellow alcantara seats.