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Norwegian band Highasakite visited Svømmehallen scene in Bodø November 5th 2022. A sold out audience really enjoyed a visually stunning and musically great concert!
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It was an accident when I took a walk at Taman Soekasada in East Bali before sunrise that this band, namely Sound Design or excuse my memory, was seemingly doing a video shooting. Not that ear-catchy song they played however the scene was too good to be missed out for a couple of snapshots.
Senses Fail's new music video for Gold Jacket, Green Jacket in Pasadena, CA
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The American Scene is an amazing group from Vacaville, California. They opened for Sherwood which was awesome, in Sacramento's boardwalk a while back. The night was great.
A trailside scene along some forgotten Washington state trail.
In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks. John Muir
Broken Social Scene performing on the Pavilion Stage (Stage 1) at All Tomorrow's Parties curated by Pavement.
These photos are of portions of the West Campus of the University of the Witwatersrand, where I lecture and tutor a couple times a week.
People's selfishness at leaving their bags on one seat inside and actually sitting in another place outside, means that there initially doesn't appear to be enough room for everyone. The guide manages to rearrange passengers though so that we can all sit with our original travel companions.
The low water levels slowing the journey down considerably and the fact that we left one and a half hours late because of the chaos at immigration, means we are unable to make the planned stop at a local village this morning. It does mean, however, that with seven hours of cruising, I can catch up on some much needed sleep after having been fully awake at 03:00 every morning so far on this trip.
The scenery along the side of the Mekong is somewhat of a surprise – I expected to see the cultivation and jungle with the buffalo, cows and occasional boar, as well as the people fishing, washing and playing in the water, but the two things that surprised me most were the rock formations and perfectly formed sand dunes. Jagged boulders of slate and sandstone litter the edges of the river, sometimes spilling into the middle of the stream, leaving only a narrow channel for navigation. With the shallow water being as low as just two metres in places, the captain has his work cut out as there is not much room for error.
Even though the sun was out and the temperatures were in the high 20s, it got rather cold on the boat this morning, especially with the wind and at times even the water spraying over the bow of the boat. Although not quite as exciting as the white water rafting in India last November, we did shoot a few rapids on this river too.