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Come, witches, to the dance, to the merry dance!
Our lady loves our lord, o!
With pipe and drum in moon and sun
For fair dian and merry pan
The old ways are made young, o
The old ways are made young!
When midnight fills the sky, my true love and I
Will cast a circle round, o
With voices strong in chant and song
We'll work our will and drink our fill
And dance the darkness down, o
And dance the darkness down!
Chorus: To the lady’s dance of life
Her sweet piper calls
But if you should stumble
If you should fall
Rise up to the rhythm
That embraces it all
Come, witches, to the dance!
All hail the beltane fire! May it well inspire!
Burn triumphant to the lady!
She is crowned this day the queen of may
O’er woods and fields her green sceptre she wields
The mother now holds sway, o
The mother now holds sway
Farewell, our lady green! It is hallowe’en!
Now the crone wields her winter sceptre
Though old and wise, young are her eyes
Though death she brings, “rebirth!” she sings
To all that fades and dies, o
To all that fades and dies
Once in the full moon’s gleam as I lay in dream
Came the lady to my chamber
In earthly form like woman born
All time, all space lay in her face
I rose to her embrace, o
I rose to her embrace
So queenly was she, I fell to my knee
And bent my brow to her, o
“O no!” said she, “kneel not to me
But stand! Arise! Open your eyes!
It is yourself you see, o
Yourself you see in me!”
Come, witches, as before, to the shining door
Fear not to fling it open!
Fear not to see the mystery:
That we are pan and fair dian
And evermore shall be, o
And evermore shall be!
It's supposed to be an eagle. A football club had it built (their symbol is an eagle). 3.6m tall, 900 pipes. Don't ask me why. Here's a video. Beşiktaş, Istanbul.
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Music? - Pipe dreams - Travis (right click, open in new window)
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This poor little male house sparrow sat in this pipe for a very long time chirping. Maybe he was calling to his family.
Had intended to wrap up the visit to Bratislava today, but couldn't resist posting a few more. This building is probably Jugendstil (Art Nouveau), late 19th-early 20th Century. Map location approximate.
Robin Redbreast ~ Catford ~ London ~ England ~ Sunday March 17th 2019.
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An old concrete sewer from an eroded cliff that eventually fell into Lake Michigan near Milwaukee, WI.
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158850 slows for a stop at Seaton Delaval station with the 2T22 1100 Ashington to Newcastle service.This is one of the single track sections of the route between Seghill Junction and Red House junction. The line curves right here but at one time there was a route straight ahead, that of the New Hartley Colliery Railway, which served the pits at Seaton Delaval and New Hartley.
22nd March 2025.
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona.
A giant saguaro towers over the park's namesake (and everything else) in this view from behind the visitor center.
The end for a poor little pipe fish
Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea)
Oban Bay - Scotland
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I decided, some time ago to photograph that disappearing breed of chaps - the pipe smoker. I didn’t post this shot when I first took it in the hope that I would have others to go with it. Alas, I spotted no other pipe smokers around the town, or indeed, anywhere else. We chatted for a little while, talking of our memories of various pipe smokers in our lives. My grandfather always smoked a pipe, and as a kid most of our school bus drivers smoked pipes! Different times!
He had been smoking a pipe since he was a young man. Nowadays you never see young people with a pipe, it’s all vaping. We both agreed that we’d far rather the aroma of a fine pipe tobacco to some of the sickly sweet steam that wafts, in great clouds from the average “vaper” in the street.
In one of the older parts of the sprawling Royal London Hospital estate, this girder carries piping across Pasteur Street. The building dated 1926 today houses the Grahame Hayton Unit.
There are plans for this part of the hospital precinct to be redeveloped and renamed Turner Yard.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Yesterday being my second brief street shoot in Glasgow post-lockdown. I note that it appears to be mostly men that don't understand how face masks work. I also witnessed handshaking businessmen, children picking their nose and wiping it on train seats without their parents saying a thing and a man pulling down his mask to spit on the street. Those two things would be gross outside of a pandemic never mind during one. I bleached my shoes and burnt my clothes when I got home. ;)
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