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The smell of the wet desert is like no other fragrance. It rained off and on most of the afternoon. I went outside between the showers to enjoy the flowers.
Turkey - September 2019 - Green canyon
Your full-day excursion begins in the morning with a visit to the region's largest market in bustling Manavgat, a paradise for bargain hunters. After that, you'll take a wonderful boat trip on the fjord-like reservoir, which placidly meanders through a spectacular canyon. The crystal clear water shimmers in mesmerising green and turquoise nuances, depending on the depth, and offers a perfect opportunity for a refreshing dip.
( Days off in Turkey in 2019 )
Charlotte /o/
Nothing else to say on this one =p
Charlotte is a SOOM MD Breccia
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Charlotte /o/
Nada mais a dizer nessa foto =p
Charlotte é uma Breccia
If there is one thing, one single thing that has to be a fave of mine about SL it's the vast beyond vast selection of ink you can find literally everywhere! This gorgeous design is called Alina by Vezzo Ink, and while I bought the fat pack, I currently have the multicolor version on! I AM IN LOVE!!!!
The weather has been milder the last few days, so we opened the pond. Almost immediately birds were visiting for a bath and a drink. This Red Cardinal seemed to be really enjoying his shower.
Taking a refreshing bath on a hot day (35°C) in the watertank of Mamallapuram.
Look at his hand .... indeed we created as tourists that spontaneous reaction of begging even for taking a picture. This happens a lot all around Chennai even on the country-side. He is not to blame .... we are.
In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.
~ Kahlil Gibran
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There's nothing like a male-bonding trip into the wilderness to remind you of the value of simple things. Friendship, Laughter, Family. I'm glad to be home.
During two amazing days spent in the woods of the Aniene valley, we had a quick stop at the ‘Mola Vecchia’, an eleventh-century mill on the river. The Aniene offers a fairy-tale landscape, there, where everything is saturated with the presence of the river and the smell of the wood.
Parco Naturale Regionale di Monti Simbruini, Latium, Italy
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The splash and blubbling movement of water in the Victoria Square fountain, in the heart of the Adelaide CBD. It is a very hot dat today with a scorching sun, and the water was very cool and refreshing to my hot tired feet. I found some peace and harmony here, with the soothing roar of the water jets blocking out the city hustle and bustle.
BTW the water was not this green ... it is my processing ... to add colour and interest :-)
Click here for a more contextual photo of the fountain.
Taken with iPhone 3GS.
Entry for Daily Shoot 466: "Who are you? Illustrate your idea of peace and harmony--or maybe just peace and quiet--today with a photograph."
It was a glorious day in Auld Reekie today. Indeed it seems to have been lovely all over the country. Bodes well for the weekend.
It was too hot in our office this afternoon. And believe it or not this is the first time I think I have ever had Ribena. It was really nice!
Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia brewery is one of the oldest in North America and one of the first to brew India Pale Ale. What exactly is an "India" PALE ale ???
Well, as a historian, I couldn't let that question go unanswered. :) ... When the British Empire expanded into India, Britons beverage of choice was beer (nobody drank water!) . And in the warm tropical world of India a nice refreshing beer was eagerly anticipated ... except by the time the ship arrived from England, the beer was sour and flat. The problem was solved when a special beer was brewed with more hops and increased alcohol that could withstand six months at sea .... ex-pats in India could now enjoy their favorite refreshing beverage ... India PALE ale! Cheers!
East African Railway Garratt no.5902 takes on bunker oil and water at Voi, roughly midway through its journey from Mombasa to Nairobi - December 1976.
Built by Beyer Peacok in Manchester in 1955, 5902 was named 'Ruwenzori Mountains'.
At 252 tons, the 59 class were the largest steam locomotives to ever operate over metre gauge tracks and by the time of this photograph were the largest steam locos left operating in the world.
They took over the title from the New South Wales AD60 Garratts in early 1973 - but the 264 ton AD60s were standard gauge..
Not as colourful as some of the herons we saw, but still nice to see a Great Blue. In the mid-day heat, I was tempted to join him, lol.
A design inspired from this
www.shutterstock.com/pic-4261204-orange-glass.html
and made for my new website (only photoshop)
What a HOT day! better not going out, not even to the pool ...though Chii found her own pool for today!
Ruffed Grouse in our backyard....so nice to have him come everydaty,,,this is year 4 that he has been here.....
Alberta,Canada....
Varanasi - Kedar Ghat - Life at the Ganga
Refreshing his face in the morning on the place where they burn the death ... The Ganga reflecting the ghats as a golden river or should we say alike the rivers Alpheus and Peneus cleaning the stables of Augeas ?
showing the reality, be it beautiful, be it harsh, is at least honest, not a lie