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[Location] Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei, Taiwan.
[Comment] 半年之前，他還在街頭流浪，甚至因為流浪讓一隻眼睛受了傷，但現在他有著信任的眼神，只要給他們滿滿的愛，他永遠是你最好的朋友。
i thought he trust us, even we're strangers.
他能接受的身體接觸尺度還蠻高的嘛,,,
(蘭嶼的羊與豬超多的，他們一般也都不用柵欄關起來，讓他們四處走動，覓食，有些豬，羊大大們還蠻友善的，豬更乾淨哦，連一點味道都沒有）
TRUST IN ENERGY TRUST
Energy Trust of Oregon helps Oregonians make decisions that will reduce their energy costs, environmental impact, and improve the economy. People knew who they were, but misunderstood precisely what they did. We helped them simplify their messaging and describe their mission in a more accessible manner, more than tripling their name recognition in the two years we worked together.
I am focused on you,
not a move you make,
steady breathing,
everythings quiet,
calmness surrounds us
not a taste of tension
for i trust in you.
Marco Zoppi durante la conferenza dedicata al Trust tenutasi a Shenzhen l'8 e il 9 novembre 2014 → www.marcozoppi.it/conferenza-shenzhen-trust/
Drowning Pool, Pop Evil, Anew Revolution, Trust Company, Static Cycle, Dead Horse Trauma, Agony Of Defeat
People's Court (Des Moines)
3/27/2011
Special session on two decades of the anti-landmines movement
An innovative, special session was staged to reflect on two decades of efforts to end the suffering and casualties caused by anti-personnel mines.
The programme featured landmine survivors Chris Moon and Song Kosal introducing key episodes in the movement’s history, including:
- the original call by non-governmental organisations and survivors for the international community to take action on anti-personnel mines,
- the first review conference of CCW in 1995-96,
- the Ottawa Process in 1996-97,
- the entry into force of the Convention in 1999 and the early years of implementation,
- advances made in mine clearance and victim assistance,
- the ongoing role of survivors and deminers in the Convention,
- the Convention’s place in broader development perspective
- and the importance of the 2004 and 2009 summits on a mine-free world.
This was taken in the gardens at West Green House in Hartley Wintney, Hampshire. It is a traditional English Country Manor House. It is owned by the National Trust but is leased to tenants and consequently only the gardens are open to the public.
Taking some rays . . .
One of the (now) four species of snake in the UK, grass snakes were treated as a single species until August 2017 when genetic analysis proved that the group actually contains two species rather than one. Common grass snakes (natrix natrix) like this one are green with a prominent pale collar marking (not shown here due to the snake's position) while barred grass snakes (natrix helvetica) are more grey and lack the collar. All grass snakes tend to be found near still or slow flowing water and may be seen swimming or actively hunting amphibians below the surface. They are non venomous. Taken as a whole, they are the UK's commonest snake.
This one was found warming itself in sunshine in woodland near West Bergholt, Colchester.
Dennis playing croquet at Erddig - it was somewhat damp but the sun did come out much later!
Fairly certain it is the Victorian children’s playhouse behind Dennis - the local Wrexham National Trust Association helped renovate it.