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More drab and damp conditions at Milford last Saturday, with this view taken from the towpath on the Trent and Mersey Canal, where it crosses the River Sow by way of the aqueduct in the foreground.

 

A Virgin Super Voyager heads south on the West Coast Main Line having just passed through Stafford. Saturday 6.2.16

 

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Kodiak Brown Bear in the snow. I have been waiting days and hours for the sow to show up with snow on the ground. I knew time was ticking because she should be going up to hibernate any day now with her two cubs.

I assume that, since farmers cannot burn stubble and ploughing it in uses up nitrogen, it's left on the surface to rot down more slowly

A sow with a healthy cub that I crossed paths with yesterday. I found them in one of may favorite white oak flats in gsmnp. The dense canopy layer made it difficult to get any good shots.

Callirhytis seminator on white oak

I was lucky enough to be able to watch this grizzly sow and her one year old cub for over an hour on my last visit to the park.

 

Near Junction Butte, Yellowstone National Park.

Hop Along Little Cassidy :>))

Thats my friend and photographer Sowmya

:)

 

Gardener sowing sunflower seeds into nursery pots.

 

License photo

“The mind is a field,

our actions are seeds.

Whatever we sow, we reap.”

— Platform Sutra of Huineng

Cuyahoga Valley National Park, OH, Summit Metro Parks Bike and Hike Trail

poppy seeds meeting the world for the first time

Ok elle est floue mais plus jolie que l'autre (y)

A shop in downtown Mumbai.

Buakaw Por Pramuk (Thailand) vs. Andy Sower (Holland)

 

K-1 MAX 2006 Finals

 

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I've never seen this massive lady bear before, I can speculate that because we lost several sows last year to sport killers, this large sow absorbed the abandoned range...I know this, as she entered out onto the field of the bears she cleared it, every one of the subordinate males immediately departed...

The whole expanse of nature is reflected in my own sincere and feeble soul.

~ Claude Debussy

  

How fragile I feel at times . . . blown in too many different directions by the whims of my sensitive heart. This time however, I feel certain that clarity will guide me to fertile ground where the seed of my intention can take root and grow.

  

Camera: Nikon d200 + nikkor 50mm f/1.8

schlaflos in seattle.. but like literally!

having a feel for how long this week would haunt me, & realizing how you two will barely remember.

pro tip - turns out the SF DA was eager to prosecute this ; they love records from survivors during and after assaults. wanna know why i didn't? i hate cops. the entire prison industrial complex should be abolished, criminal court is rigged against survivors of assault, & i'd prefer to live in a world where you have to figure out how to live with yourself knowing what you did. the incident report is there, & i hope you're on your best behavior. peace !

(i'll fix the newton rings later get off my back ok i still don't sleep knowing this shit's here!!)

coast starlight caboose somewhere in southern oregon, february 2012

Prickly Sow-thistle, Sonchus asper (L.) Hill 1769; Family Asteraceae, Order Asterales; captured in Dehu Road Cantt, Pune, Maharashtra, India.

By Sower Art (Paris, 2017)

The seedhead of Coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara ).

John Deere tractor working in a field near Fairburn North Yorkshire

Seed head of a sow thistle along the side of a path in the woods.

A large sow peers into the water trying to find the perfect salmon to catch. Katmai, Alaska

 

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