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Buildings by the street in Dubrovnik, which we walked to the Old Town. It's maybe not interesting, but I just like all this green there :)
Budynki przy ulicy w Dubrowniku, którą szliśmy na stare miasto. Podobał mi się ten zakątek zieleni :)
Priests
In times of coronavirus not even priests are saved with faith alone.
Everyone needs to wear protections
Preti
In tempi di coronavirus nemmeno I preti si salvano con la sola fede.
C’è bisogno che tutti indossino le protezioni
I didn't get too many good sunrises on my Trip along the Great Ocean Road. This however was a particularly stunning one with a patchy covering of high cloud which lit up over the Gibson Steps.
The sea was very keen on climbing the steps. For a short while I thought that perhaps it was heading for the local chippy, in order to secure a nice large portion of chips and some vinegar. These, I suspected, would go rather well with all the fish and the salt that the oceans are famous for.
It turns out though, that it was just high tide and that this behaviour was quite normal and nothing whatsoever to do with chips.
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The Bathing Pool, Summerleaze beach, Bude, Cornwall.
Pamukkale,
meaning "cotton castle" in Turkish, is a natural site in Denizli Province in southwestern Turkey.
The city contains hot springs and travertines, terraces of carbonate minerals left by the flowing water.
It is located in Turkey's Inner Aegean region, in the River Menderes valley, which has a temperate climate for most of the year.
@Wikipedia
Turkey April 2012
Markyate's High Street follows the bed of the River Ver, so is sloping, approximately from north to south. This is the northern and higher end of High Street. The building reflects this situation too in that one end is higher above the ground than the other. There are consequences if, as here, you put the entrance to your home at the higher end.
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Que a sua semana seje colorida.
To indo ali e volto ja..
Abracos.....
May you have a colored week.
Back soon...
I've recently watched an interview with Salvador Dali where he was stating that all his artwork are based on his dreams coming to him 10 minutes before he was fully asleep.
Dali learned over time to take control of his lucid dream state and with that, he mastered accessing his subconscious and used what he had found in his act of creating. Of course, the way he materialized what he found is truly amazing as well, in any ways, all his artwork are now fascinating manifestations of one man's creative mind, ideas and experiences, for all of us to see and wonder about.
This all made me think, this 10 minutes time period of lucid dream state, mystical space before we all are fully gone somewhere else; I cannot help noticing a parallel notion happening in the way nature behaves just before it awakes or falls asleep; the most unexpected, wonderous and profound events, colours, particles, sensations are seem to manifest themselves in those couple of minutes of lucid dream states of nature, just before it all settles again.
Image taken of Kinlochard Stone Jetty at Loch Ard, Stirlingshire, Scotland.