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This photo was one of the winners of the challenge "memories" in olhares.sapo.pt. See in blog.olhares.com/memorias-desafio-tematico-olhares/
Searching the shelves in our basement laundry/storage room, I came upon a little box of plastic, multicolored board game pegs. The game board that they belonged to was nowhere in site. Still, I instantly recognized them as pieces from a board game. While my wife and I both had vague recollections of playing a game with these pieces, neither of us could immediately dredge up the name of the game. Fortunately, with the help of a little internet sleuthing, we were finally able to pin it down to MASTERMIND.
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Taken exclusively for the "Smile on Saturday!" theme of 9/17/2022: TABLETOP GAME COMPONENTS.
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"I'm cutting branches from the trees
Shaped by years of memories
To exorcise their ghosts from inside of me"
David Sylvian || Nostalgia
Outside the Chinatown Heritage Centre in Singapore
Texture thanks to Kerstin Frank / filter: Topaz / own image
First Chester & Wirral Leyland Olympian / Northern Counties 30069 - F160 XYG is pictured in Ellesmere Port returning to Chester on route 3 from Rivacre. The bus was new as 5160 to Yorkshire Rider. The whole of this operation was sold to Stagecoach at the beginning of 2013 but this bus had already left the fleet by then.
Bye-bye 2017!! Happy 2018!!
Yeah I am still alive~~~
Yep a bit sad to see only these works I had done within this year. Since I am under pressure trying to graduate. But I will not quit building, hope I can bring more works in future! Ready to enjoy 2018!
Kormoran
(Phalacrocorax carbo)
Those birds are very wary of people in Swedish Archipelago. You cannot stop your boat in a distance much less than 100 meters from them. Well, you can but the cormorants will instantly take off. I tried different approaches in vain until I noticed they don’t mind speeding boats. Taking a sharp picture from a small boat going over 50 km/h on choppy water required some learning and some luck but I could get a decent picture from time to time.
This guy taken in a typical pose – drying soaked feathers after diving.
In looking at this shot when I arrived home, I saw several crops that I liked. I've worked on two.
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"Horizons" ~ Puscifer
Horizons
Dust devil swept you away
It's still not real
Ash and urn and silence
Talk to me
Dust devil swept you away
My recollections are all that's left of you
Swirl and sway
Without me
Dust devil swept you away
Whirling playful dancing
About you
What's left of you is
Ash and urn and this
Silent
Horizon
Dust devil swept you away
It's still not real
Ash and urn and silence
Dust devil swept you away
My recollections are all that's left of you
Swirl and sway without me
Dust devil swept you away
Whirling playful dancing
What's left of you
Ash and urn and this silent
Horizon
Swirl and sway without me
Dust devil swept you away
Whirling playful dancing
About you
What's left of you
Ash and urn and this
Silent
... a few years now since I posted the original of this -- not even sure if it's still in the photostream.
A southbound Amtrak Hiawatha zips past the Long West at Rondout as it pulls around the connection track. Pure EJ&E motive power and a clean F40 Cabbage that actually matches the coaches-a sight never again to be witnessed.
Wine, for those times when your lover is visiting her parents and all you can do on the kitchen counter is drink :-)
Hair: Tableau Vivant (faMESHed)
Skin: Tableau Vivant (Sean)
Jacket: Dozze (Jake Hoodie)
Jeans: Aphorism
Hands & Feet: Slink
Since I was not able to complete my shotlist the previous week, I joined a trip back to Triboa Mangrove Park last Saturday with my landscape peers. As soon as we get there, I hurriedly waddled thru the swamp and positioned myself and waited for the right light.
large here: farm9.staticflickr.com/8331/8088867854_67cf386baf_o.jpg
Seattle has been experiencing some major low-lying fog for the past week. It dissipated once and gave way to the sunshine and blue skies (which we also haven’t seen much of, but this is Seattle in January). However, the fog is back again, and has really transformed the city into something rather exotic and, to some extent, alien. I plan to share a series of photos of Seattle in the fog for the next couple of days.
I hope you will like them.
Dedicated with humble gratitude to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his beautiful dream that changed a nation and gave me the opportunity to dream as well.
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