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Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse is on the westcoast of the North Sea in Rubjer, in the Jutland municipality of Hjørring in northern Denmark. It was first lit on 27 December 1900. But due to erosion and large annual movements of the sand masses, it was decided to move the tower further inland, just because it was expected that the tower would fall into the sea by 2023... But it still towers high above the Danish dunes on the west coast.
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A brilliant night at the Globe in Cardiff, watching British Sea Power. The whole night dancing, and at one stage dancing hand to paw with a white bear. Superb Remember me was one of the wildest classics, and this view is one i'll never forget. A fantastic night.
Remembering Holland
I see wide rivers
slugging through
limitless low-lying land,
lines of implausibly
gauzy poplars
like feathered plumes
in far distances stand;
and sunken away
in the formidable vastness
the farmsteads
scattered are found,
tree clumps, villages,
pollarded steeples
churches and elms
in one great design bound.
the sky hangs low there
and in grey vapours of
colour
the sun there
is slowly blurred,
and in all the regions
the voice of the water
with its eternal disasters
is dreaded and heard.
H. Marsman
Back in November we visited Queenstown. Just a phone snap but shows the beauty of this stunning range quite well. A very happy golden hour indeed!
Texture by Kerstin Frank.
You may find it here:
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We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
by John McCrae, May 1915
Living here in Florida we no longer get the beautiful Autumn colours, which I do admit that I miss seeing, so have dreamed up an Autumn scene.
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️❤️❤️
(( Thank you for the pose @SassySweetPoses! ))
Do you remember when we fell in love
We were young and innocent then
Do you remember how it all began
It just seemed like heaven
So why did it end?
Do you remember back in the fall
We'd be together all day long
Do you remember us holding hands
In each other's eyes we'd stare
Do you remember how we used to talk
You know we'd stay on the phone at night 'til dawn
Do you remember all the things we said
Like I love you so I'll never let you go
Several years ago, I went with some friends to see a holiday ice sculpture exhibit.
This was one of the sculptures, from the closing scene in Edward Scissorhands when he made the snow fly again where it never had before......and Kim danced.
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Do you remember cold? Ah, good ol' times. I don't like heat. There is no escape from it. You must be constantly under the water, which blocks you from doing anything else, or you must fill yourself with icecream. Which then block you as well. Today's so hot, I can barely live. Can't wait for a nice weather to come again, and by nice I mean temperature 15°C. What's the temperature of your perfect world?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3DFaIovZxc&feature=emb_logo
A powerful climate protest song ...
Annie Lennox has teamed up with London City Voices to perform a massed online version of Henry Purcell’s (1659-1695) heart-wrenchingly beautiful ‘Dido’s Lament’.
In a multitrack video shared online, the Eurythmics legend joins the choir for a contemporary version of the aria, which has lost none of its potency in 2021 – a staggering 332 years after it was written.
Lennox’s voice sounds stunning and the choir, with a harpsichord-like keyboard accompaniment from the soloist herself, adds a sublime texture to the contemporary performance.
‘Remember me’, Lennox’s powerful vocals intone. ‘Remember me...’
The scene:
* n o t s o b a d TEXAS western. Shown are: prefab house; windmill; water Storage; wood barrels; rocking-chair; bullskull; coffer chest; dekolampe brown; dekolampe red; hanger; haystack and horse saddle. Exclusive for 6th Republic May 6th - May 20th. (NEW)
* JIAN Scruffy Shepherds 14. Sleepy Adult; 10. Wanderer Tan Black and 12. Laundry Pups
[we're CLOSED] grass field dry and dry weed
dust bunny spring washline
Today being the Day of the dead, I am remembering the woman who gave me this camassia. Her name was Maria..she had lived a hard life but was the sweetest and most generous lady I have met here...this was her gift to me for my garden...sadly she died the following year, but when I see this bloom, I fondly remember her heart and kindness.
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“If You Feel Like You Are Losing Everything, Remember That Trees Lose Their Leaves Every Year, And They Still Stand Tall And Wait For Better Days To Come.”
― Unknown
"There are places I remember
all my life, though some have changed, some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain."
To Mark the 100th Anniversary of the end of the Great War...and in Rememberance...
Left to Right Ivor Victor Hawkins (Grandfather) Survived the War.
Thomas Henry Palmer (Great Uncle) Died 10/10/1917 at the 3rd Battle of Ypres (Passaendale) Belgium, Remembered at the Tynecot Military Cemetery, Belgium, no Known Grave.
Henry Thomas Hawkins (Great Uncle ) Died at the Battle of the Somme 11/07/1916, Mametz Wood when the 38th Division (Welsh) attempting to take the Woods.
Buried at Dantzig Alley, Mametz Cemetery.
Will always remember the sacrifies they and
Many, Many Thousands Made!
It was a nice touch to see Eilean Donan lit for Remembrance Day, especially from this vantage point which was a first for me.
HFF! An oldie but a goodie and a small reprieve from all this hot weather, even if it is just a visual cool down! It was a beautiful ice storm that we had that year and finally when it stopped I remember I just HAD to get out and explore. We got lost and I couldn't even begin to try and remember how we got to this barn now. It's a beautiful one. I hope everyone has a great weekend!