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Student protesters gather in the Whitmore Administrative Office on September 24, 2021. Photo by McKenna Premus.
Our Photoblog, impressions of the Cumbrian landscape made with a Ricoh compact digital camera. Simple images, uploaded directly from the camera's jpeg file, they are intended as a direct, spontaneous and unedited observation. Part of an occasional series documenting the landscape around the Clocktower photography centre, Low Wood, Cumbria.
Winnemac Park of a bright sunny fall day. Located in the Lincoln Square, Winnemac Park offer some glimpses of nature at work
The Alzheimer's Society Cheshire Memory Walk, in Tatton Park, with over 850 people taking part.
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The walk-in shower has his & hers shower heads and jets, and fish fossils (dug by myself in Wyoming several years ago) tiled into the dark blue band around the shower.
Walked in Abbotts Wood before going shopping the sun did shine and there was lots to see.
There was a cleared area with a ribon of woodland between the next clearing so you can sort of look through
ct-work for Jess.
credits:
paper and elements from Cozy Sweater by Jess Gordon, available at Christina Renee Designs; snow elements from winter breeze from MK design
Painting 6: “A Walk in the Park” Back in the day, Dad did a lot of hiking in the Sierra Nevada’s and Yosemite. Now his mobility is limited, but with enough encouragement he can be motivated to use his walker. Ruth has been very good at keeping him on his feet, and at one time she was able to get him out for daily walks. His physical health is good except for the lack of strength and frequent falls. There are still remnants of his true character and even a bit of humor from time to time. Sometimes his face lights up when he sees us, and on a good day we are able to pull up good memories from the murky green pond in the park.