MOVING trains --READ THE RULES--
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A bit of a fixer-upper, but they should be very cozy here.
Thanks for visiting!
The title is ironic given the young lady is journeying along a circular path. The figure I've scribbled behind her represents perhaps a past love or pain she's moving on from, hence the figure is carrying baggage. The theme is the paradoxes and complexities involved in the simple statement of 'moving on'.
"Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible."
Dalai Lama
When floating through life, it's good to find a lifeline.
Taken on a Valentine's Day in Hamburg, I first noticed the couple sitting in the moving tram on the monitor at home.
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En de tweede die gelukt is / And the second that succeeded
☼ Centro Habana, Cuba ☼
➣ Centro Habana is definitely the best neighborhood to witness the life of the people of Havana. The fascinating reality of a nation who has learned to cope with the means at hand. Immerse yourself in the everyday life of the habaneros ... this is where it goes !
➣ Centro Habana est définitivement le meilleur quartier pour témoigner de la vie des gens de La Havane. La réalité fascinante d’un peuple qui a appris à se débrouiller avec les moyens du bord. Plonger dans le quotidien des habaneros … c'est ici que ça se passe!
➣ Centro Habana es definitivamente el mejor vecindario para presenciar la vida de la gente de La Habana. La realidad fascinante de un pueblo que ha aprendido a lidiar con los medios disponibles. Sumérgete en la vida cotidiana de los habaneros … ¡aquí es donde va!
Posting as part of the 3-day celebration for our rockstar buddy [Travelling without Moving] who grew up in Holland and now lives in..guess where...😊
Have you heard him sing? Check out his youtube channel "She Loves Disco". Here is a sample of his awesome voice 👉https://youtu.be/zqW9nMjA7Ew
Lesser Yellowlegs (Tringa flavipes)
Hi There!
Many of you have asked how I'm doing since my foot surgery. I saw the surgeon yesterday, so now have a little news. First, I want to thank my Flickr friends for your support! Your kind comments, notes and prayers have helped enormously! I am still housebound, but have been given permission to try and start bending my forefoot and toes (now impossible) and when the swelling goes down enough, to start to wear my own shoes and boots again! That'll be a nice change from the brace I currently wear. I can walk carefully around my home, but it will be some time before I am out and about as usual. Most importantly, I am moving forward!
Thank you all again a thousand times over!
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Warthog in the Lower Zambezi NP, Zambia
I take pictures because I like it, not because I am good at it.
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The sunsets are still moving north, funny how the furthest move north will be June 20th when the sun makes its complete journey north to the tropic of cancer line and then will recede back to the equator for Fall but the hotter days will come a month after when the sun is right between Equator and Cancer. Today was a cool day with another night in the 50s, the Bermuda grass still waiting for 60 degree nights.
Had to go up to the hospital today for tests and the area turkeys were standing their ground. So I had to drive around on the grass. Then they came up to my car and started to peck at my hub cap. Getting to be a nuisance.
Let's start moving forward together globally and internally. We all need one another and do so much better when we are together and pulling together as a team. We all belong to the human race, so let's start living with it, ALL of it!!!
HMM 😊😊😍
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️❤️❤️
It was a cloudy and windy day.. killer combination for long exposure photography. I waited until a little before sunset. Then I grabbed my camera, my ND filter and my tripod and went to the riverside walk. The scene was really spectacular. A river flowing under the bridge and the fast moving clouds above it. There was not much to think when you have something like this in front of you. All you have to do is set the tripod, frame the scene and shoot!
Gusty March winds push clouds quickly on this warm evening over Lake St. Clair. Lakewood Park in Tecumseh, Ontario is on Lake St. Clair the smallest of North America’s Great Lakes.
In a migrant workers' neighbourhood in Hefei, the capital of China's Anhui province. In such neighbourhoods, moving rarely means improvement. Most of the time, the residents and their dwellings have to make way for some kind of construction project.
A quiet whisper breaks through the silence of my afternoon walk saying, "You have been assigned this mountain to show others, It can be moved"
Just a photo I took a few months back on a photowalk downtown Boston. Standing on a bridge ontop of a busy expressway is always a good opportunity for a light trails photo. Being a city kid and growing up in a busy city, most of the times I am conveyed to "click" when I see an appealing urban scene and what can't be considered more appealing and urban-like than a busy boulevard full of fast moving cars?
DJ Tiesto - Ten Seconds before sunrise
one of my earliest memories was sitting here with my family and having an ice cream in the cafe, moving on 30 years and the budget for this beautiful place has been cut leaving the building go into disrepair. such a shame.
Blackpool has been home to the mill that shares its name since the 17th century. The present building has stood at this site since 1813. The mill was used as an iron furnace through to the 19th century. The mill continued in use right up until 1945 for grinding corn. Blackpool Mill was once open to the public but, as of summer 2013, the site remains shut until further notice.
Blackpool Bridge, to the east of the mill, is a Grade II listed bridge contructed around 1825 to cross the River Cleddau.