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escaping back into the time before the US went off track. For me that was late fall 1963. I was a junior in high school. I had my first real girlfriend. The Dodgers swept the Yankees in four. We had a young president who made everyone optimistic about the future. We trusted government, revered science, and valued experts. The middle class was flourishing and it felt like the beginning of a new American golden age.
(Also I really miss the rowing machine at the gym)
In contrast to many marsh birds that are very leery of human visitors, this Sora was very adventurous and completely ignored us. That provided the opportunity to observe and photograph it at close range.
Seen at Celery Fields, Florida.
Sometimes bad events in life take you on the path to where you want to be. Learn from your experiences and make new choices. Trust who you are and what you can do.
This path, in the gardens of the National Trust Stourhead Estate in Wiltshire, invites visitors to take the lovely garden walks.
A second image from the illuminated cloisters of Fountain Abbey. This time with no tripod wielding unwanted photographer at the centre of the image. If you haven't been to the December illuminations at Fountains Abbey make a note to do so next year.
~Why can't you say it to my face?
If you don't want me anymore?
Don't leave me hanging with my trust issues,
If you don't want me just be honest,
Say it to me and don't leave me,
All alone with all my trust issues.
I give you all of me,
But you give nothing back,
Why do I always want,
Want what I can't have?
You and I, we're salt and pepper,
Different, but we're good together.
Why can't you say it to my face?
If you don't want me anymore?
Don't leave me hanging with my trust issues,
If you don't want me, just be honest,
Say it to me and don't leave me,
All alone with all my trust issues~
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Astrid S - Trust Issues
I have just what you are looking for... And just because your a nice guy I will give you a special deal. Trust me... See the buyer here
5Dm2 + 15 fisheye, 580 bounced.
Deer won't trust their eyes, and they won't trust their ears, but they'll always trust their sense of smell.
Steven Rinella
I'm so blessed to have this view from my living room window!
Robinswood Hill Country Park. Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.
April 2023.
Chiffchaffs breed widely in Britain & Ireland, apart from on the highest ground. In recent years, this species has been expanding its breeding range north into Scotland, with BTO research suggesting it is benefitting from climatic warming in that part of the UK. Breeding Chiffchaff numbers have also risen in the UK in recent decades, especially in Scotland, although there is some indication that this trend is now levelling off. In autumn, many breeding Chiffchaffs depart for southern Europe and North Africa, but increasing numbers are staying for the winter months. They are among the earliest singers in the breeding season, being heard from February onwards. (BTO).
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" Food In The Hand...Is Worth More Than Its Weight In Gold..."
"This Three Week Old Cygnet (along with its other seven siblings, originally there were eight but one had to be removed due to having injured one of its feet) Quickly Worked Out That The Food Being Offered Was Sweetcorn, A Welcome Change From The Weed Disturbed By Its Parents In The Main Lake...
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“Trust is fragile like a flower, don’t break it; once broken it will never come back in its original shape.”
My Eyes are raised to the sky.
Each blue that I see is so new and individual.
The wind caressing my face and soul.
Never looking down.
Seeing terrified little people
twisting in the storm of hatred
and fear.
When they stop fighting
and having delusions
of dark surreality?
They can ride the wave.
Roll into the throw,
without trauma or harm..
Emulating waves....
They ALL will realize
just how loved
each one of us human beings are
to The Light?
No changes are here,
only the way your perception
is directed towards rest of the world..
PS:
Thank you TBomb for being HIS friend
he loves and respects you very much...
I hope you see good in me one day when you get to know me?I would like that very much. I see you as a good and special person....
James Peace and joy...
Knole (National Trust) is one of the more formal and grand houses in our area, but they have added some Christmas touches in and around the house.
At this point in the house, it was like being in a deep freeze!
This was fantastic...I had Klara on my shoulders shoting like a crazy..I enjoyed the performance so much.
Huuugs!
Reiki the Maine Coon Cat lounging on a table in an apartment in Valencia, Spain.
The house and gardens of this National Trust property are nuzzled nicely into the Wealden landscape.
This brave chipmunk does a handshake before taking some food.
#1 in Explorer for September 1 (for a while anyway)! Thanks for all the kind comments and favs!
St Andrews Cathedral, in Sydney, Australia.
The cathedral is the seat of the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney and Metropolitan bishop of New South Wales, currently the Most Reverend Glenn Davies, the dean is the Very Reverend Kanishka Raffel.
It has an Evangelical ministry, holding services every day, including a weekly healing service. There is a cathedral choir of men and boys who sing during term time, as well as a company of bell ringers. The notable pipe organ has been restored and is extensively used for recitals and concerts.
Designed primarily by Edmund Blacket on foundations laid by James Hume, the cathedral was built from 1837 to 1868, and was ready for services and consecrated in 1868, making it the oldest cathedral in Australia. The cathedral was extended with the addition of The Chapter House in 1886. It underwent major conservation and restoration work between 1999 and 2000.
Items of interest in the church are the Foundation Plaques, the organ, which was originally built in 1866, the lectern (the eagle is a symbol of St John), the font, a gift received in 1868, the tiles and marble floors, mostly still the original and laid between 1862 to 1868. To find your way around the Cathedral pick up the brochure A tour of St Andrews's Cathedral.
St Andrew's is owned by Anglican Church Property Trust. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 3 September 2004; is listed on the City of Sydney local government heritage register; and is listed on the (now defunct) Register of the National Estate.
The interior has high aesthetic value, even in its altered form, containing much of the original furniture and fittings including the Hill organ. The Cathedral contains a very fine and significant set of stained-glass windows that predominantly date from the time of construction. The Cathedral has historic significance as it has reflected the growth of the Anglican Church and changes in Anglicanism and for its associations with prominent church and civic persons.
Information Sources:
www.sydney.com.au/st-andrews-cathedral-sydney.htm
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/heritageapp/ViewHeritageItemDe...