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This is the evidence. My mom and old man in bed together. I wonder if we can get a spot on Jerry Springer.
My two little dogs... Comet and Daisy
I hadn't realised that the markings on their heads are so similar, just different colours and a mirror-image
First two eggs in the nest the Robins have made outside my upstairs window.Still pouring rain.Lots of flooding in parts of Ontario and Quebec.
Taken through the dirty wet window while mama bird was in the yard.I assume looking for worms .Lots of mud due to the non stop rain.
Pictured here is another one of 58 bronze sculptures on a bridge in Oslo's Vigeland Sculpture park. It obviously shows two men. The dominant motif among the bronze figures on the bridge is the relationship between man and woman and between adults and children. All sculptures were created before 1943 by Gustav Vigeland, Norway's most famous sculptor.
Personally, I really admired the beautiful sculptures especially of the male body of the norwegian artist that can also be found elsewhere in the park.
This image is available as a fine art print.
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Working on the Chicago River, June 2016. Oly Stylus Epic DLX and Kentmere @ EI 100 in Rodinal (1:50), 17 min. @ 20 deg,(C).
Horse stable located in the heart of Aiken, Sc. Former home of singer Andy Williams. You can almost hear him singing in the wind.
the sunlight rides the waves
of an incoming tide
we stand alone on the beach
locked within one another's embrace
two lovers at the portal of love's eternity..
just as the waves
stroke the shore in flawless rhythm
two hearts rise in one matchless crest
there is refuge in one another's embrace
two lovers that stand alone on the beach..
eyes locked, breathless rhythm of hearts
dancing in the wind, splash of waves coming in
a promise to love and behold till eternity,
a perfect strength to carry on forever..
A Milky Way panorama horizon to horizon, including Andromeda in the lower left and the summer triangle centered. I could make some adjustments and small improvements but at this point I am too overjoyed with what I have.
Sony a7, Bower 35mm
Another shot from the orchard. Had to merge two exposures to get this - either the apples got too hot or the background too dark. I hope it works.
Also playing around with a logo/watermark...
Sydney's Enfield shed in 1970 finds a Beyer Peacock 4-6-0 alongside the all Australian designed and built class 36 of which 75 examples were produced between 1925 and 1928.
Ooops I uploaded the wrong shot before I left for work this morning-this doesn't look like a swallow!
I wasn't really planning on posting this I only took this shot because I've never seen a lily in these shades before
oh well maybe you've never seen it either!
This is the Humber Bridge, the fifth largest single span suspension bridge in the world according to Wikipaedia. The Humber has a reputation for going along like a mad man, it is a fast and turbulent, all the things that make it the sort of bridge that people jump off. On this day, it was still: the tide was turning and the wind was still and the river was like a sheet of glass. At this point the river is about two miles wide.
Henry Moore sculpture in bronze (1966-1969) or the two large forms? (To be fair only one of the people could be considered a large form!)
Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Colour tweek. Three fields full of poppies have sprung up in Shepshed and are causing quite a stir locally. So I thought I had better go and take a look.
There has been a happy event in my wasp family. When I visited them on the week-end two had hatched and a day later one more had arrived. This wasp has overwintered carrying male sperm ready to fertilise her eggs to produce daughters who have now joined her to help on the work of the nest. Males will be produced from the unfertilised eggs. Prey is caughts and macerated and then fed mouth to mouth to the larvae.
This is where I live! We are living in the little 'hovel' on the LHS of the picture whilst we renovate the main old house . The little 'house' we live in at present is a strange two-roomed structure built under the tin-roofed hangar/barn. We reckon that it was built sometime in the 30s-40s and 'modernised' with an add-on shower-room inside toilet in the 60s-70s. The old house was abandoned when this little house was built, we reckon cause the old couple who lived here could no longer live in the old house that has no running water or kitchen or bathroom etc. It really is very original French peasant house of the region and practically unspoilt with later "improvements". I can't wait to move in. We plan to do very little to it that would change it. We need to build a spiral stair-case (in oak) to gain access to the upstairs to create two rooms. We will be incorporating some little add-on buildings that were used for animal housing to the LHS of the house as you look at it here to provide a bathroom/wet room and separate toilet and also a back door leading onto a south-facing terrace. You can just make out at the extreme left of theold housea little door in a lean-to building that houses the recently completed composting toilet. This humble little room houses an exhibition of some of my photos!!!!The building on the RHS of the old house is the old bread-oven -the 10 cats are fed in here ( the old stair-gate is to prevent the dogs and the hens stealing their food!) unfortunately, the huge wood-fired oven no longer functions as when the building was re-roofed some years ago the chimney was knocked down. We plan to make this building into a dairy and food preparation room which will house the freezers also. We grow all our own food here that has to be washed, chopped up and prepared for freezing, bottling etc and I also make cheese from our goat's milk. At present I do all this in the little 'hovel'!!
We welcome volunteers from all over the world, mainly through WWOOF and HelpX throughout the year to assist in this venture, so we have to grow and process enough food to feed ourselves and these voluntary workers also! We have two hectares of woodland that provides all our firewood and some construction material, fenceposts etc. This is the work we are doing at present - when the snow clears!!
Black skimmers fly low over still water at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, DE, hunting for fish. Copyright April Allyson Abel
Two experiments in one!
Testing Skinsuit and MobileHR for exercise monitoring.
To eksperimenter i et! Test af Skinsuit og MobileHR til bevægelsesovervågning.
Credits: ESA/NASA
131Q4332
Two Japanese schoolgirls on their bikes.
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