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Father Jon, my bubs saving me!

West Haddon, Northamptonshire

My sweet boy was missing for nearly 50 hours--he made me a nervous wreck. Finally, this morning he made his way home~~soaking wet and very hungry.

 

He's grounded and can't go outside for a day or two.

Southampton has become a real fishing port. I counted 3 fishing tugs in the little harbour. Benjamin-Charles is just one. On this day there were men maintaining their tug. Winter layup is the perfect time to do maintenance.

Up in time to watch Hamilton win the Monaco Grand prix. Looking pretty good all things considered.

"Sound" - A kicking club on a riverboat.

Safe St Louis City Museum

Getting the boat back in to the station

Wakodahatchee Wetlands Park, Palm Beach, Florida

The contents of Safe No. 2

 

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At Wabamun Lake, AB.

From my day at the ZOO.

The "Strand" beach, Morro Rock.

Morro Bay, Ca.

(note the kite sailor in background)

A closer image of the outside. I am not that tall, only about 5'5" and had to really bend over, almost crawl into this "safe house." The County employee told me they are researching the records to see if they can find the documentation they need to put it on the historical register and preserve it. At this time it is only history that has been passed down from person to person, that is to say word of mouth. There is quite a history over the United States regarding "Sundown Towns" which practiced the "Sundown Laws."

 

www.msnbc.com/melissa-harris-perry/watch/the-history-of-s...

 

sundown.afro.illinois.edu/content/sundown-introduction.pdf

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundown_town

   

From thedailylumenbox.com

Superheadz Sun&Cloud toy digital camera at ISO 800.

Ramsgate harbour, Kent.

Fern Creek

Yosemite National Park

LR, PS, Photomorphis

The Rua Reidh lighthouse was our focus for visiting the coast north of Gairloch. The previous owners had disputed public access to the road and any visiting 'toggers' or walkers not staying at the lighthouse B+B could (allegedly) face a hostile reception. With the lighthouse now sold on, it is possible to park just a few hundred meters away rather than have to walk 3 miles from Melvaig, though the approach road is a little 'challenging'. It wasn't possible to get a perfect shooting position for the lighthouse, with a climb up a small hill giving the best compromise.

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A couple of surfers return safely ashore after enjoying the surf at Church Cove on Cornwall's Lizard peninsula.

WISHING EVERYONE A HAPPY, HEALTHY AND SAFE NEW YEAR, AND FOR MY FRIENDS WHO HAVE HAD AN ESPECIALLY DIFFICULT 2024, I SHALL ASK THE ANGEL OF THE NORTH TO TAKE SPECIAL CARE OF YOU IN 2025

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angel_of_the_North

Painting the sky dark

As I left Birmingham New St, I came across Emma Safe who is a recognised artist. Her medium is charcoal drawing. Here she is working on a picture of the entrance of Birmingham New St. We exchanged pleasantries and she was happy for her picture to be taken as long as I sent it to her. I like the way I got the words Birmingham leading up to her working.

If you are interested further her web site is www.emmasafe.com

*Canon EOS 7D Mark II *EF70-200mm F2.8L IS II USM

Seahouses Harbour

She was feeling ill today, then there is only one place to go...

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