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We came upon a sheep farm in our travels last Sunday. It just so happened that the owners came up the road and there we were trying to get some nice shots of their sheep. Instead of chasing us off they invited us in and gave us a very informative "tour" of their sheep! They are sheep breeders and their sheep get shipped all over the US continent and some overseas also. The sheep used in the sheep shearing photo that I shared some time ago were from this farm. What a small world we live in to be sure. On a back, gravel road in Virginia to the world! :)
Cloud-wrapped rocky peaks of the Southern Andes on the border of Argentina and Chile, in the National Park "Los Glaciares". In the center is one of the lateral tributaries of the glacier Spegazzini, flowing into its main channel. In the foreground is the upper edge of the outer wall of the glacier height of about 150 meters, breaking into the waters of lake Lago Argentino.
Укутанные облаками скалистые пики Южных Анд на границе Аргентины и Чили, в национальном парке "Лос-Гласиарес". В центре - один из боковых притоков ледника Спегаццини, впадающий в его основное русло. На переднем плане виден верхний край внешней стены ледника высотой около 150 метров, обрывающейся в воды озера Лаго-Архентино.
Another Picture Winter catch-up. Tracey wanted us to photograph something to do with a towel. This assignment didn't click for me. This house is so cold in the winter that we rush from shower to getting dressed -- very little towel time in between! So I went to the kitchen instead.
My neighbor made this basket for me a few years ago. It has built in slots for a kitchen towel. We use it to keep things like rolls, tortillas, and baked potatoes warm at the table.
Picture Winter Day 16: wrapped up
We decided to get the hood wrapped on the van and really love how it turned out!
Update- this is the last photo of our van. For several reasons, we decided to sell it a few months after this was taken.
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This shot and poem are for my sweet friend, Kelly Dilello-Smith who lost her little granddaughter, Molly. Though the shot was taken back in August, it feels right to illustrate the poem and offer my sadness and love:
I will wear rain today
the silvered tears of angels
spilled in sorrow
and wrapped about me like fog
a gray pall of tenderness and loss
my feet sliding through frost-laden grass
of a summer gone too soon
I will listen for the sound
of angel wings
between the rustle of falling
leaves . . .
~Kim~
9/22/2010
This bee seemed to be hanging on with all he had...the rain had stopped but it was very windy. Have a great day! ;-)
It was very cold and many buses were canceled due to the snow storm, but the Peace March on the Pentagon was very well attended, nevertheless. Starting in the Lincoln Memorial, ending with a rally at the Pentagon's parking lot. The march meant many things to many people: bring the troops home, remove certain government officials, respect international laws, search for peaceful solutions to international and religious conflicts, etc. Some participants donned costumes, most carried signs prepared by organizers or home made. The most striking was probably a man pulling a flag wrapped coffin... with boots, dog tag and a picture of a fallen soldier. An admittedly smaller group of anti-protesters lined the street demonstrating that not all think alike and since we live in democracy, have a right to ...
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Of plumes held captive by bright red ribbon.
So, back to the red ribbon and some plumes the angels left behind, Lol
Lead and enjoy a good life, do and say things that enrich... and do not forget to tell the people close to you, how much you love them!
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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Mural by Abraham.O aka @abraham.o1, seen at 3 Padua Road, Anerly, Bromley, London, England.
Photo by James aka Urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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Styling credit
Hat@*LODE* Hat - Magnoli [plum]
Hair@ 6. TRUTH HAIR Oriana 2 [Light Blondes]
Necklace@~Tantalum~ Margeux Wrapped Necklace* - Designer Showcase
Dress@ [Loovus] Txoko Top & Skirt - Bodacious/Airy Blue - Designer Showcase
To say that we celebrate Mardi Gras every day at our house may not be entirely true, but we DO have lots of beads and trinkets for when we DO! They are quite ordinary by now, so when I made a pile for Happy Caturday, must of the cats said, "Whatever," and went their merry ways! LOL! But Callie always wants to be sure she doesn't miss out on something, and Honeysuckle was surprized to find the beads on the couch today, as I am sure she knows it is NOT Mardi Gras season!
Happy Caturday! for the theme “celebration”
Went on a early morning walk.looking for thing;s that some people will wake by and not see the beauty, that I see in simple things.
Wrapped Naping Prissy got tired playing in the wrapping paper and is taking a nap, found in North Carolina.
Saran Wrap!
What... thought I'd say "our love"... sheesh... Not that sappy! We got this stuff from Circuit City on their last day. 4 rolls of it. We tried being wrapped a few different ways and didn't even come close to using 1 roll. Guess we'll have to try again!
Thank you Aaron for helping us with the shot and using your camera. It's kinda hard to press any buttons when you're stuck together.
This is a night shot, taken on March 8th 2012.
It's a 30 seconds exposure toward the summit of Mount Giusalet (3.313 m), while the bitter winter's wind forced the clouds to a sort of almost circular dance around the massive body of the mountain.
Something very beautiful and poetic to witness :-) despite the cold weather and the spoiled shots due to the strong wind.
The moon at 93% provided an excellent lighting to this side of the mountain.
Mount Giusalet (also called Signal du Clèry) is part of the Ambin group, a sub-range of the Cottian Alps. Just over the Col du Mont-Cenis area.
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so I can float away
breeze on my face
at the break of day
I need to be light
for a little while
fresh and renewed
maybe I
can be this with you?
so wrap me up, please
bring me in
and hold me closely
as the day ends
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(lexi from the meetup / please view on black)
There is probably a good horticultural reason why these trees are wrapped up as if just purchased from some bizarre tree supermarket. Or maybe it's art....
Monday night, December 6 2010
This is the first Christmas present I wrapped! I'm mailing this off to little Jasmine (it is one of those delicious cured dog bones which I think she'll really really like!) Wrapping presents is a lot of fun! Tonight, I will wrap some more doggy presents that are going to be mailed, and I can't wait.
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