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Boy was I glad that there was a fence between me and this bull wisent because the look on his face certainly changed from surprise to extreme anger when he realised that I was taking pictures of him answering nature's call. :o)
@ Wisentgehege Springe
As the sun was setting and light was quickly fading this beauty decided to grace us with her presence at last. We had waited for about an hour and were about to leave after a beautiful but very long day when all of a sudden she appeared from under a bush. She disappeared again after just a few minutes and she didn't let us see her kitten(s) but even this brief encounter was well worth the wait. :o)
Falkenhof
Wisentgehege Springe
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An nice autumn day for a walk.
Seen in the Deister Region in Northern Germany close to the city of Springe.
Taken a the Falconry in the Visentgehege Springer, Lower Saxony, Germany. Taken free hand, Freihändig.
13 maj
Så er de gule rapsmarker ved at springe ud, flot kontrast til den blå forårs him-
mel. der kom lige en rytter forbi med sin pragtfulde hest, så billedet endte oå
i en dejlig farvesymphoni på en rigtig sommer dag
May 13th
Then the yellow rapeseed fields are jumping out, beautiful contrast to the blue spring of the sky. Just a rider passed by with his splendid horse, so the picture endedin a lovely color symphony on a very summer day
Der Homunculus: Komm, drücke mich recht zärtlich an dein Herz! Doch nicht zu fest, damit das Glas nicht springe ...
Regensburger Weihnachtscircus
Biotar 1,5/75 an SONY A5000
in the still heat of afternoon, a shadow unfurls — feathers layered like ancient armour, each edge catching light and memory. the air hums with quiet tension as the vulture leans forward, eyes fixed on something unseen, patient as stone, sharp as the blade of a new moon. here, movement is measured in heartbeats, and the space between them feels endless.
Falkenhof
Wisentgehege Springe
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Zum ersten mal sah ich einen kichernden Grauwolf
(This was the first time that I've seen a giggeling Grey Wolf)
Here lyeth buried Sir Thomas Lovell
Knighte sonne and heire of Sir Thomas
Lovell Knighte and Dame Alice his
Wife duaghter of Sir John Huddilston
Knighte He died the 12th. daye of De
cember 1604 in the yeare of his age 64.
And she died the first daye of September
1602 in the yeare of her age 64.
They had yssve 5 Sonnes and 3 Daugh
ters: wherof 2 Sonnes and 1 Daughter
died in their infancie.
3 Sonnes Vis Sir Franncys Lovell
Knighte Charles Lovell and William
Lovell Esquires overlived them: and
2 daughters were maryed in their lyfe
time, Viz Katherine first to Sir Thomas
Knyuet of Buckingham Castell Knighte
secondly to Edwarde Springe and thirdly
to Edwarde Downes Esquire And
Elinor to Edwarde Waldegrave sonne and
heire apparent of Charles Waldegrave
of Stanninghall Esquire
Sir Thomas Lovell was born on 9th. March 1540 at East Harling, Norfolk, his father, Thomas Lovell, was aged 25 and his mother, Elizabeth Paris, was 24.
Thomas married Alice Huddleston of Sawston on 9th. November 1563 in East Harling. They would have five sons and three daughters together.
Sir Thomas died at East Harling on 12th. December 1604, aged 64, and Dame Alice died on 1st. September 1602, aged 64.
Their painted and gilded effigies lie on a colourful tomb-chest beneath a canopy, with a central coat of arms and two Latin epitaph panels. The canopy is topped with three black obelisks and is supported by three Corinthian columns. Five further coats of arms adorn the tomb-chest.
Sir Thomas' head rests upon his helmet and at his feet are peacock feathers.
Dame Alice's head rests upon a cushion and at her feet is a Saracen's scalp held aloft by a pair of arms.
Above the tomb in the Lady Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul's in East Harling is a helmet which was returned to the church in the 1980's after being stolen to order more than 50 years earlier for a private collector. The helmet's provenance was identified by the British Museum, and it was found to be identical to the helmet supporting Sir Thomas' head.