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This Cattle Egret had no qualms about challenging the Goat for the right to eat in this specific patch of grass. It's difficult to say from the Goat's expression, but I would say it is nonplussed.
Without knowing what you are
Agitated, uncertain, bitter
Unbewailed acts, you get indulged in
Constantly chew over trifling things
Desires become intense, severe
you seek to satisfy them, however
without discrimination of right or wrong
burning to mould plans in the phrenic kiln
you become devil incarnate, the epitome of sin
Life without peace for self and kin
you diffuse it the world all over
The body-minded living being, poor
dragged to agony, sorrow and despair
Along with a sin, a sinner is born
Right with the tort, the punishment wrought
The senses and the mind, crave unabated
boundless worldly pleasures uninterrupted
Entire life the fool heedless spends
following all their needless demands.
To entertain the body and the mind,
please the desires of a mortal frame,
gathers an own mound of sins
deep in the hidden dark cabins
concealed along with its innate beauty
Sweet treasures of golden virtues
Resides frightening figures of misdeeds,
the filth you desperately want to be obscured.
Scared to open the doors and windows
Afraid to let in a drop of light
Just takes out and display the gold coins
often mixed with many counterfeit ones
to all other mortal frames that dwell around
with similar dark chambers abound
laden with gold, gilt and filth galore.
The butcher eyes the goat that's well-bred
Cared, protected, guarded, well-fed
If lost, the forlorn goat bleats for his guard
Alarmed, the guardian prays for his prey
The goat's heart melts at the love of his master
Till the poignant very moment of his slaughter
Sacrificial lambs many, you exploited
Many others nurtured, butchered, devoured
Victims, teary-eyed, mutely departed
Butcher gets engrossed seeking the favoured
From deep within the dark chambers, unabating
bleats of innocent love, you keep hearing
The more you try to subdue or mute it
Louder it sounds, doleful, resonating.
- Anuj Nair
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Party central this bar isn't!
Our Dr. Bonnie Henry (Provincial Health Officer for the Province of BC) upholds province-wide restrictions. All events and social gatherings are suspended to significantly reduce COVID-19 transmission.
FINES
- Individuals attending a non-compliant event or gathering subject to a $230 violation ticket.
- Violation tickets for owners, operators and event organizers
$2,300. (This includes churches)
This scene was taken in a very small village called Codicote which is between Welwyn and Hitchin in Hertfordshire. Just for this picture it was worth the visit. As it happens the owner got out of the car so I did ask permission to take a picture of his wonderful classic vehicle.
I have been off Flickr for a little while but will try and catch up a little later today. In the meantime here are a couple of uploads.
The term GOAT (Greatest of all time) seems to be an overused adjective. In the case of Joe Root his records defend this title. During the recent England Sri Lanka test match Joe scored a century in both innings thus taking his total to 34 international test centuries. That figure eclipsed the previous English record of 33 held by Sir Alastair Cook. With 12,375 test match runs to his name Joe is now a mere 95 runs behind Alastairs all time English run scoring record. In fact being aged 33 at the moment there is a great chance that he could pass the all time international test record of 15,921 held by the masterful Indian Sachin Tendulkar. It goes without saying that this likeable Yorkshireman is ranked the number 1 batsman in the world.
Add to these batting statistics the fact that he has now made 200 test match catches which puts him third in the all time international scene. The current all time record is held by Rahul Dravid who made 210 catches. It won't be long before that records falls his way.
Joe Root also bowls a little and to date has taken 69 test match wickets. That figure unbelievably puts him ranked as 69 in the all time English test bowling records.
In summary, there is a great chance Joe Root will become the highest test match run scorer in crickets 150 years of history, he will in my opinion take the record for the most catches by a non wicket keeper at some point over the winter and he will continue his steady climb up the bowling all time list.
The photo attached is one I have dragged out of the archive which shows Root in action at Headingley against Pakistan in 2018.
A beautiful Pontiac GTO 6.0 air intake scoop. I believe, but I'm not an expert that it's a 1965 model.
Better for the eyes and soul in the light box. Press L
Another pub in Southampton to change its name recently, at least it hasn't been closed down like so many. Maybe why this name was chosen has something to do with the Chinese Year of the Goat.......
115 in 2015 # 103 Hooved Animal and 52 in 2015 # 44 A Sheep or Goat
Boo yah!
Mah good Flickr bud ksg tagged-eddd me so.... here goes... I usually don't do stuffs like this but.... New Yeee Haa, new stuff, right?!
Oh, and I tried tagging folk that other people hadn't already tagged :D
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Here's the game:
It's up to you to participate, and no you don't have to do a SP!
1. Your name and your Flickr name
2. Are you right handed or left handed?
3. Favorite letters to write
4. Least favorite letters to write
5. Write out the sentence, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
6. The names of six of your Flickr contacts that you'll be tagging (to my contacts - please all feel free to join in okizay :D )
This was taken on Christmas Eve and we had just popped into the Coop to stock up on Christmas Day food and drink. Even in the village we had the pleasure of a brass band playing Christmas carols. You can see The Goat pub too - sadly never entered by our family!
Yamaha YZR-M1 - Movistar Yamaha MotoGP - Octo British Grand Prix - MotoGP - Silverstone - Northamptonshire.
after climbing the route "forsida" up The Goat, we had to wait for our turn to descend. There where many teams climbing the pinacle this day. Meanwhile, we enjoyed the view :)
This pub was formerly the White Horse Inn but refurbished and reopened as the Goat. It looked nice but we didn't try and go in cos of Harbie!! The village green stopped at the last bridge, Coop, a cafe and the pub and then carried on along the Borough, as you can see here!
One of the all time sporting greats has announced his retirement at the end of the 2021 MotoGP season.
A Champion in the 125cc class, champion in the 250cc class, the last champion in the 2-stroke era and also the first champion in the modern 4-stroke MotoGP era.
But more importantly a champion to many who have followed the Doctor, GOAT, VR46 and Vale a different name to many but always our Champion.
Thanks for the good times and the bad, best of luck Vale.
The newest addition to the farm. He is 'in training' to become a pack and hiking goat.
He hikes with us nearly every day and does yard work and chores with Charlie and I.
Here's the view back from where we've just walked, with the Coop on the right, plus a butcher's and a cafe. It's not a post office now but I can imagine the house on the left might have been one at some point.
Many Thanks Yet Again To The Legend Tim Brown For The Classic On The Left www.flickr.com/photos/25347284@N04/4381393999/ When The Routemasters Finished At Hammersmith Broadway At First Glance As A Child I Always Thought It Was Hammersmith BOY! It Was BDY..Hahaha...The Old Clarendon Hotel U2 Played Here In 1980...Sadly Demolished In 1988...Which One Do You Prefer?....David Rodigan Still Going Strong In His Seventies....
two 425 cc engines
2 x 12 CV
top-speed 105 km/h
Classic Remise I Meilenwerk I Berlin
4 March 2015
Nikon D90
"Dicesi, che la Najade Amaltea, chiara nel monte Ida di Creta, nascose Giove in certe selve.
Ella avea una bella capra, e la più bella che vi fosse ne' greggi di Creta, la quale dava il latte a due gemelli.
Avea alte corna, e lievemente ritorte sul suo dorso, e tali le mamme, quali dovea avere la nutrice di Giove.
Quella dava il latte al Dio, ma ruppe un dei corni in un albero, e rimase priva della metà della sua bellezza.
Lo raccolse la Ninfa, e guernitolo di verdi erbe e riempitolo di pomi, lo porse alle labbra di Giove.
Il quale poi, occupato ch'ebbe il regno del Cielo ed il paterno soglio, sicchè niuno si ritrovava maggiore di lui, cangiò la nutrice in astro, e rendette fertile il di lei corno, il quale ancor oggi ritiene il nome della signora".
Publio Ovidio Nasone, I Fasti