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Established in the 1880’s by a community of Finnish fishermen, Finn sits in the intertidal zone near Steveston British Columbia Canada. Today it’s a small community of roughly 30 residents who have chosen to live on the river in these ramshackle homes that have electricity but no plumbing. Residents are a mix including a university professor, building contractor, music teacher, child care worker, a farmer and a number of artists. The village is heavily photographed and appears on postcards in many Vancouver souvenir shops. Despite the fact that the village has existed for over 100 years, a land developer has made attempt to evict the community in order to fill in the slough and build condos on the location.
Finally
I feel calm
Anxiety disappeared
There's no pain at all
Finally
It went away
There is no regret
I know
I understand
I can breathe
A sigh of relief
I accept the end of my
Closed reality
I need a sky
Innocent sky
I feel like i left
My shell behind
The room full of light
Is tidied up
I drew back the curtains
And removed all my doubts
I need a sky
My moonlight and my sunset
Drawn with a trusting childlike smile
Song by Lunatic Soul
On one of my many walks through the mountains of Alicante Provence I saw these two beautiful trees, pictured against a blue and cloudy sky.
Turri Road - this gorgeous stretch between SLO and Los Osos (sort of), amazing for cycling or just driving through slowly. Always feel so peaceful here.
109 Years and Counting
Restoring a 1914 Corona 3 Folding Typewriter. These were commonly used by soldiers and journalists in World War 1 as they are quite small and the platen folds down so they can be carried in a soldiers backpack for writing reports from the front lines. The platen and feed rollers rubber were dried and cracked. They have now come back from New York where they were given new rubber. The typewriter is being reassembled after a thorough cleaning and lubrication, good for another 100 years.
Langley British Columbia Canada
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I was exploring a very familiar wilderness area with my friend. We had frequented these roads and trails many times . On this occasion we decided to take a detour down a subtle and quite unremarkable trail. Much to our delight, the path led us to this stunning waterfall, a hidden unknown gem in the midst of the familiar. It served as a powerful reminder that even the most easily overlooked paths can reveal amazing photographic discoveries. This experience encourages us to embrace curiosity, venture off the beaten track, and find beauty in the seemingly ordinary. In the routine of our journeys, there are subtle trails leading to unexpected wonders, waiting to be captured through the lens. So, next time you're in an all too familiar location, consider exploring the less obvious paths – you might just stumble upon your own hidden waterfall or some other visual treasure, turning the mundane into the extraordinary.
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Calm and Turmoil
This reminds me of life. One moment the water is calm and serene, then the next you are caught in the rapids trying to keep your head above water.
West Vancouver British Columbia Canada
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