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“Tout obstacle renforce la détermination. Celui qui s’est fixé un but n’en change pas.”
Léonard de Vinci
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A nice pair of high heels is certainly a sexy and beautiful addition to any outfit. But if you are set on wearing them....you had better pay very close attention to your path forward. Danger lurks around every corner. 😲
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Water of the Provo River colored by the glow of fall leaves along the shore. Provo Canyon, Utah County, Utah.
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During a patrol route across Starkiller base a First Order Snowspeeder run into a, well, annoying obstacle.
Snowtrooper Officer: “Where in the hell did you learn to drive, trooper? You have a snow-covered expanse before you and you run over the only obstacle?! And while piloting a repulsorlift vehicle, nonetheless!”
Snowtrooper: “But Sir, how could I’ve known he was there! They said he was not in Episode VII, Sir”
OFFICER: “Does it look like we are in a movie, trooper? This is not a film, this is our Brick world!”
TROOPER: “And it means…”
OFFICER: “It means there isn’t a script to protect us from the presence of such annoying creature! As long as something exists in the Star Wars universe, and sometimes even beyond, it can appear here anytime! Blame whoever created that silly thing but in the name of the our Supreme Leader, keep your eyes open!”
TROOPER: “Yes, Sir!”
OFFICER: “Now throw that annoying creature away from my speeder and let’s try to complete out patrol without meeting him again!”
A little parody photo and background story, no real hate against characters, creators of characters etc :)
It seems the First Order does not like Jar Jar but my contacts say the Resistance does not like him either lol :)
May the Brick be with You :)
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An obstacle, or barrier, is an object, thing, action or situation that causes an obstruction, forms a barrier, creates a difficulty, a nuisance or a disorder to achieve concrete goals. There are, therefore, different types of obstacles, which can be physical, economic, biopsychosocial, cultural, political, technological or even military.
During our recent trip to Blackwater Falls State Park I hiked down to the Elakala Falls as we stayed at the Lodge for two nights. Of course there was some late Spring snow there, about a 1/2 inch of fresh snow so that just made the steep descent that is normally a bit challenging in the wet mud and leaves, all the more hard with slippery snow. In addition, there were trees down all over the place along the very steep slope as well as down in the glen around the various falls too. I know I was the only one there that day as no other footsteps were in the snow.
The "path" down was also hidden very well by the snow and trees, so that made it all the more challenging. This is shot is below the main falls there, and this capture downstream a little helps to show the debris down in the stream area itself. A bit tricky getting around on the snow, wet rocks, and trees / branches everywhere.
I did like the sunlight coming in down through the trees to help warm up the otherwise snowy Spring view there.
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