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I haven't got any snacks and they're laughing. try and catch us now. heading towards bonner, montana.
Those were the days. Love my shorts and patent leather brown shoes w/ white socks...oh and my big glasses. Yeah...
On those days, at Therazhundur, An example of Thirumangai Azhwar's pasuram on Therazhundur, " செந்தமிழும் வடகலையும் திகழ்ந்த நாவர்"
... and I keep my ears open for those elusive sounds, soft and brittle like the rustling moments of conversations between those absolute curtains and an inquisitive sun ...
After being sprayed in the yard with the hose - he took a much needed break and just watched from the sidelines!
For those nights where you just can't be bothered to cook... just a few ingredients and early any work, recipe available on my blog now!
Those are shivers, not smiles, on our faces. who's idea was it to get naked in the snow anyway?! gross.
Those large trees used to line the whole lake, but the Soviets (in their infinite wisdom) removed them.
On the grounds (and inside) the 100-year-old watermill at Hellenurme in southern Estonia.
there were these two frighteningly skinny girls at the detroit cobras show friday night. they stood there unmoving the whole time. we figured they probably didn't have the energy to dance.
also, les sans culottes are FANTASTIC.
Lake George
I had Chase swimming at the "dog beach" early yesterday morning. At 9:00 am it was in the 80's with high humidity. This wake boarder caught my attention not only for his skill, but for a flashback in time when I was a competitive water skier. It all started when I was a kid growing up in Michigan that later turned into what consumed most of my life into my 40's. A shoulder injury put me out of contention but I've since had the pleasure to teach others. This photo... a simple frozen moment that brought decades of memories.
The keeper put out some veggies on these wooden podiums for the lemurs to jump onto at feeding time , and everyone gets a good look.
Yorkshire Wildlife Park, Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
20th April 2013
One of the swings on my old swing set. Taken on a whim, and then I experimented with the editing tools on my camera. I thought it turned out pretty nice. =]
Those pictures were taken around India by my late brother John Cashin (R.I.P. Murdered in the Impalla Hotel, Chennai, India whilst on holidays - New Years Eve 1997) There has never been an arrest.
a whole wall of rotting apples. gu dexin installation at battersea power station, london october 2006.
Its just one of those days were everything goes wrong and you fall apart! this was done for a client, honest gov real work!
Poor Mr Potato Head
Tots learn how a milking machine works when the Alabama Dairy Farmers' Mobile Dairy Classroom visits Avondale Library
The Driving Creek Railroad & Pottery is one of those awesome crazy projects that turned into something beautiful. A potter (Barry) built his own little railroad to supply wood and clay to his pottery. He kept building the railroad up the side of the mountain on his property while also replanting the land with native New Zealand ferns, kauri, and rainforest trees to bring back the land to its native state. He then built the "Eye-Full" tower at the top with quite an amazing view.
It was difficult to photograph all of the amazing plants and pottery along the route because of the speed of our little train. This was a favorite place in NZ.
Those are 4 intertwined dragon tails that make up the spire on the Børsen - the Danish stock exchange.