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Here is a shot that I took in Uvas Canyon. This place is very shady and mossy with lots of fungus everywhere. For some reason this place felt very refreshing. Flopper and I had a good time photographing many different things Uvas had to offer.
This photo was taken in the morning on Jan 10 of 2013.
Water Lily or lotus are always my favorite. It just impossible to resist the pure and beauty of this flower can present it to you.
The rain drops left over from last night are still visible evidence everywhere on the petals.
So refreshing and pretty!
These hosta blossoms are almost finished now, but a week ago or so, they were lovely, especially after a big rainstorm.
my monday loves - refreshing colours - ocean blues with a dash of spring green, fine art and textiles, inspiring St. Ives artist Noel Betowski, soft drawn threads, eco dyed fabrics, mixed media collages, prints, printing, ceramics, paintings, St. Ives, the seaside and raindrops ...
with many thanks to the artists featured here for sharing their work ...
1. || 2. living at Canteras Beach 3. stitched 4. Noel Betowski - painting detail 5. tTextiles & fabrics & cloth 6. the EZ 7. white brown and blue vase (4) 8. . 9. dream of cool summer stars 10. . 11. petit dessin 6 12. St Ives Cornwall 13. free texture 14. sailing day 15. cold waters 16. raindrops
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That was the point of this trip out west, and no place does that for me like this part of the country. Even on a cloudy day the colors up here are amazing. Soon the slopes behind me and this beautiful park will be covered in snow.
I find myself stashing the colorful images of this trip to Colorado away in my mind, somewhat like squirrels gather acorns, to get through the long monochromatic Winter that inevitably lies ahead.
Taken near some river rapids in the Sierras
They say it's a good thing to end the year with a bang -- I've chosen to end it with a splash instead. Happy New Year, everyone!
Many a bus station has been provided up and down the country only because its site could be surrounded by or entombed beneath a lucrative shopping or office development. One was never left in any doubt that the bus station was there on sufferance. "We've had to provide these facilities for nothing", the developer seems to say, "now look at dirt-streaked concrete for your imposition, and contemplate lame pigeons standing in oily puddles".
But Western SMT's livery looked good even in the suicidal surroundings of Glasgow's Anderston's Cross Bus Station. It's a pity that the bodywork on the late FLF Lodekkas lacked the band under the upper deck windows, seen on the older vehicle parked behind. Another unwelcome development was that the dummy radiator grille became integral with the fibreglass moulding of the engine cowl, which encouraged many operators to paint it out, badge and all. This bus was one of those that went north of the border in the Anglo-Scottish FLF-VRT exchanges of 1973. The vehicle, which came from the fleet of United Autos, has been equipped with a destination box of the Scottish Bus Group pattern, although a few of the ex-English FLFs were never modified.
I think the "Humpty-Dumpty" poster was the first of the famous "refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach" advertising campaign, which promoted a certain lager beer of Dutch origin. Taken Saturday 7th May 1977.
for snow pea challenge "water drop"
Oh, I forgot to add, inspired by... www.flickr.com/photos/11451245@N04/2567684284/
My dear friend Ella. Love ya girl. *MUAH*
... taken during an outing with friends at FRIM, Kepong, Malaysia. 1st time here.
will definitely revisit the place. potentially the best weekend nature getaway yet. the place is freaking HUGE!
fast facts:
- founded inthe year 1929
- 600 hectares of tropical forest
- 15,000 species of plants
From my archives - January 2005 in NH. I'm uploading this because, well, it is 100F outside and this looks incredibly refreshing today (whereas, yes, at the time it looked quite chilly).
A view of Sandsee, in mid-July, with the Austrian Alps in the background. The lake is at 2600m (8500ft) and the ice layer is beginning to finally melt. A great stopping point to rest and dip the feet into the refreshingly cool, actually ice cold, water.
Sandsee is located above Hochsölden in the Ötztal Valley of Austria.