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Love finding these old abandoned vehicles that have seen better days.

 

Thanks for Viewing!!

I had to remove the SL groups I was invited to show as this is not an SL image but thank you for those invites.

 

you opened the door

 

"when was the last time you got lost in an enchanted garden, kidnapped a myth, turned wishes into wings...

 

your dragon awaits

 

thanks so much for all the group invites!

   

my own texture added.

Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I'll meet you there. Rumi

Do Not Feed The Trolls

 

Thank you for visiting my photo stream.

(I've been absent for a while dealing with family health issues.)

 

There is a morning inside you

waiting to burst open into light - Rumi

 

Thank you for all the invites!

a layered RL winter shot combined with a Mid journey image

I can never get old enough of loving "Trolls!. Especially when these neon coloured Trolls made a comeback some years ago.

 

Happy Smile on Saturday!

For Nat at Lost Unicorn's " Midsummer Night's Dream"

not second life but close lol!

 

every path and every stream we follow becomes a chapter in our story, every gate opens to a new dimension.

one of the images from my exhibit at Itakos Gallery

It will be up for while so do visit if you can.

 

The Stolen Child.

 

"Even so, sometimes there were mornings, still folded between waking and dreaming, when Megan would bolt up in bed and exclaim ecstatically “How they danced, how they danced!!"

from my short story : CM

 

Summer's End.

 

The Stolen Child is based on the poem by W. B. Yeats

el condor pasa- Ruta Puuc2

Listen

 

"Go now, Persephoneia, to your dark-robed mother, and think kindly of me"

 

Hades to Persephone ( Homeric verse)

the unkempt part behind the fence of course

 

(layered)

not SL

Film Noir quote from Sam Spade (Humphrey Bogart) in “The Maltese Falcon”, 1941.

Challenge # 20 – 2nd Annual Noir Style –

The Dark Side of Light - Nov. 15 to Dec. 14

www.flickr.com/groups/thedarksideofthelight/discuss/72157...

 

you want it darker by Leonard Cohen

 

...

There's a lover in the story

But the story's still the same

There's a lullaby for suffering

And a paradox to blame

But it's written in the scriptures

And it's not some idle claim

You want it darker

We kill the flame

A Voyage to Arcturus - by David Lindsay

 

"I dream with open eyes,' he answered, looking around at the door, 'and others see my dreams. That is all."

 

Listen

 

Taken in Tuscania, Italy. Spent the day in this delightful town. Well worth a visit if you are this way.

 

Special effect's by William Walton & Topaz.

This is the wider view of Selwicks Bay, which also takes in the outline of the headland or 'grumpy troll' face staring out to sea! Wishing everyone a Happy Easter Break :-)

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And that is the name that you never will guess;

The name that no human research can discover—

But THE CAT HIMSELF KNOWS, and will never confess.

When you notice a cat in profound meditation,

The reason, I tell you, is always the same:

His mind is engaged in a rapt contemplation

Of the thought, of the thought, of the thought of his name:

His ineffable effable

Effanineffable

Deep and inscrutable singular name

T.S. Eliot

  

stray cat strut

19 year old Theatre student.

in the distance are the ruins of an Augustinian abbey. Around the 12th century the monks moved from the remote island of Skellig Michael to the mainland and built the priory.

"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning,

We will remember them."

 

Taken at the Cenotaph in Langford with a composite virtual poppy field

the story of Billy Goat Gruff springs to mind, with all the lush green grass up the pass

wild mountain thyme

 

an old highland air

 

(layered composite)

in honour of a slain viking supposedly found in my ancient dna analysis - on mytrueancestry.com

- not unusual in Scotland and Ireland to find Norse connections.

 

This group of Danish Vikings died in Britain in what is called St. Brice's Day Massacre

Vengeance against the Danish Vikings.

 

(cell phone shot)

Not all hummingbirds migrate They also eat insects and some go into a hibernation state at night when it is very cold. In spite of their tiny size they are very aggressive and I see them chasing away any and all other birds that stray into their territory. We have both Rufous and Anna's hummingbirds. on our hill. Anna's hummingbirds are a bit more colourful with both ruby and iridescent green feathers.

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