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www.goherdwick.co.uk "Think for food" is one of sixty specially painted herdwick sheep located along the A591 between Bowness and Keswick.
Think he's trying hard enough?
Zendeko is Zenshuji Soto Mission's very own taiko group and a very accomplished one at that. Zendeko has had the honor of performing for the Emperor and Empress of Japan, President George Bush, Sr., His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, and Pope John Paul II, just to name a few dignitaries. They've also performed alongside the band Korn and were featured in several Hollywood movies.
I think this duck fits the bill for an American Black Duck X Mallard hybrid due to an only partial green head. And he appeared to have a mate that clearly looked like a Black Duck as well. Veterans Memorial Park Shakopee, Scott County, MN 01/15/23
I took this photo this morning. It probably doesn't need an explanation.
The head is felted by a wonderful artist and friend Sandra Althouse who was so kind to gift it to me. :o)
Think Park Tower Bldg., Osaki Shinagawa-ku Tokyo
THINK IT UP - On Friday September 11, 2015, the Entertainment Industry Foundation (EIF), a leading charitable organization of the entertainment industry, is hosting a star-studded "roadblock" telecast fundraising event in support of Think It Up, EIF's new national education initiative. ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC simultaneously are broadcasting the live Think It Up one-hour special. (ABC/Image Group LA)
AUSTIN MAHONE
St Peter's Library, Prospect Building, University of Sunderland. Refurb September 2009 showing think pod.
Sometimes I think I try to gather the light. To hold on to those days of most light for those times of most darkness. It is the natural order of things, the way life cycles. But I like the light.
Maybe we hold on to that light through people. Or maybe through those moments of sheer beauty in the little nook of the back patio where the spider sleeps.
Enjoy this day.
The Thinker c. 1880
by Auguste Rodin
France, 19th century
Bronze
Rodin originally conceived The Thinker as a depiction of the Italian poet Dante Alighieri (1265–1321) sitting in the upper center of a monumental sculptural doorway titled The Gates of Hell. Inspired by Dante’s description of a journey through the underworld in his epic poem The Divine Comedy (about 1320), The Thinker contemplates mankind’s fate while gazing at a host of damned figures writhing in anguish below.
Cleveland Museum of Art
Clissold park on a sunny, sultry day with Angel and DohLong the entusiastic puppy whose main hobby seemed to be searching out sticks stones and dog poo to eat.
Guests enjoy the cocktail hour during the DTE Energy Foundation's MVP Awards benefiting Think Detroit PAL
I think this is Biscuit or Sweet Potato, one of three tabby kittens in the same *apartment* together at Heartland Humane Society. I'll post a "normal" photo of her in a few minutes.
Think of how lucky you are about not dying in 9/11
I miss all the people that have died even though I didn't know them
Please keep a place in your heart for these people who died for no reason
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I should have talked to the guy and find out why he would give this little tip on the back of his car. Maybe that's what he needs to drive the thing at his age.
Marching in Margate, England. We did a lot of parades, especially in Holland. We did not practice marching as we never marched in Ottawa. Check out the positions of the right arms.
THINK Together COC, Connie Contreras demonstrates how to find and cut out pictures from magazines for a "Wish List."
I think that anything that is not perfect mid-tones across the main subject or hasn't had the living daylights HDRd into it is nowadays too often cast aside as undesirable. Dusty scans are another story.
If I remember correctly, the actual Mona Lisa is a muddy blob, hidden behind twenty millimetres of bulletproof glass, twenty metres of bulletproof adoration, twenty minutes of anticipation, and twenty milliseconds of appreciation. That was many years ago. I assume that she hangs now before a sea of smartphones and tablets, either raised high and taking photos or held low and sending them.
I wonder how often those 640x480 VGA images taken of her when I was last there were ever viewed again. More or less often than the images of her taken today, at ever decreasing distances?
I think this is Ranunculus acris but am a bit confused about the lack of fully developed petals. Now identified by ceterach and ian boyd as R. auricomus.
.........at least that's what I think they are.
Another beautiful display at the botanic gardens.......these lovely flowers stood out like a huge beacon, so pretty.
I hope you are all enjoying some wonderful sunshine, it was our school summer fete today, it was glorious weather, the last few years it has been held indoors because of rain. Next week they say we are having a heatwave.....
Think this lichen from the northeast Olympic Mts of WA is Rhizocarpon petaeum. It looks very similar to a R. umbilicatum from Alaska - mushroomobserver.org/108610?q=2av2x
on Si rock; thallus K neg; apothecium: crystals all soluble in KOH; hymenium 160u; paraphyses anastomosed; apical cell 3u; spores 8/ascus, average 38 x 20u, muriform, average 18 cells; don’t see any brown spores
lichen photos arranged by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
my photos arranged by subject - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections