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The purpose of doing this hike is to see the 'Horseshoe Bend'. It literally looks like a horseshoe which is pretty amazing. The man really wanted to see it, but as you can see, he was scared. The mom/aunt was probably more afraid than he was in case he fell down. I can't blame them for being scared because the drop is enormous! I'm glad I am not afraid of heights :)
Horseshoe Bend, Page
“Bizarre travel plans are dancing lessons from God.” – Kurt Vonnegut
I am afraid I will start a litany of swear words if I talk to much about this shot.... suffice it to say this is the last shot my Nikon D70 took today. The shutter mechanism locked up 1 second after this shot was taken. *hangs head and sighs* I only got it back from Nikon on August 1st...... back to the Fuji...... *starts to tear up*......
So Much Light - "Be Afraid"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC-Ay4vB19g&list=RDTC-Ay4vB19...
Lensbaby 2.0 50mm f/2 with f/2.8f/4 f/5.6 f/8 aperture kit.
I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.
~ William Allen White (American Journalist 1868-1944)
... be very, very afraid.
Halloween is four more sleeps away and this 'thing' is already roaming around Southport.
"you will not be afraid of anything dreadful by night,..nor of the pestilence that walks in the gloom,..because you said :"Jehovah is my refuge,"..no calamity will befall you,..For he will give his own angels a command concerning you, to guard you in all your ways. Upon their hands they will carry you, that you may not strike your foot against any stone." (Ps.91)
Even now, as we work with the angels in declaring "everlasting good news" to every nation, tribe and tongue and people(Rev.14:6,7) we can feel the 'uplift' of their support. At the climax of the 'great tribulation'(Matt.24:21;Rev.7:14) we can be sure of , not a 'rapture' away from the earth, but Divine intervention on our behalf by those same angels.
#46 :"most interesting"
Sometime, i really afraid to what i'm doing. I afraid to lose everything that i created.
- Even that you was so carefully with what you did, sometime, you still have a mistake that you could never change.
Afraid to repeat the mistakes i did in the past, i always afraid.
Afraid take all of my confidences.
I'm So Afraid.
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A look I put together for an angelic- themed event at a strip club.
I'll get the hang of *actual* blogging eventually
“Obstacles are like wild animals. They are cowards but they will bluff you if they can. If they see you are afraid of them, they are liable to spring upon you; but if you look them squarely in the eye, they will slink out of sight.” - Orison Swett Marden
For the past week my sister Laurie; my equine buddy, Dusty; my canine pal, Pita; and I have traveled over 735 miles across the Pacific Northwest and back. Each day this week started around 5 a.m. and ended late into each night. Wednesday, after Tuesday's 8 hour haul to Monroe, WA from our home in North Idaho, we competed in the Regional Championship Arabian and Half Arabian Horse Show where Dusty competes in trail classes (classes in which riders and horses maneuver over and through a series of obstacles). At the Regional level these courses are definitely a challenge both mentally and physically for horse and rider. I'm happy to report that as a four-year-old Dusty did quite well with both Laurie and I, earning Top 5 awards with both of us and a Reserve Championship with Laurie in the amateur division and qualifying both of us for National competition. Thursday we packed up and hauled back across the Region (with a 4 hour unexpected visit to the Ford garage with car trouble) for home. Friday we spent washing and clipping horses for our local Spots of Fun horse show where we took Dusty and three of his stablemates (April, Mani, and Scout) to compete in a series of in-hand and performance classes and Dusty was named the Top Halter Horse (in-hand) of the Show with his buddies earning numerous prizes in many divisions over the last two days. All this time Pita was right with us on all of the travels and competitions as a loyal companion.
Pictured about is a close-up of Dusty's eye where he is deep in thought before the Regional Trail Championship. If you look closely, you can see other competitors and the arena surroundings. Anyway, I'm sorry to ramble on so much, but maybe this will help to explain why I've been such a slacker with my flickr contacts recently and now I hope to try to catch up.
Thank you for your patience and visits and a very HMM to all!
Lại dựa dẫm rồi.
mất ng dựa dẫm lại ngồi tự kỉ kiểu khùng khùng nữa rồi..
Đ biết đang sợ cái gì..
àh, chỉ là đang thấy hụt hững, rồi nỗi buồn không biết tên chen ngang
Phiền lòng,qá
Trống trải,nhiều
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أســم الطائــر: أم دقــي
يسمى الابلق الرملي بسبب لونه الذي يشبه الرمل ، ويسمى باللغة الانجليزية
Isabelline Wheatear
وهو زائر شتوي يأتينا عابرا اثناء هجرته السنوية ليستريح ويتزود بالماء والغذاء
وذلك لزيادة وزنه ليتمكن من مواصلة مشوار رحلته نحو الجنوب
لذلك فهو يقضي يومه في ملاحقة الحشرات طوال فترة وجوده ، علما بأن القليل منه يقضي شتاءه معنا
ينتمي إلى عائلة الدج ، والذكر يشبه الانثى إلى حد كبير
يعشش في جنوب روسيا واسيا الوسطى الى شمال باكستان ، ويقضي الشتاء في افريقيا والهند.
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A fight between a "street trader" and this man (the man covering his face with his hand) in the Qiaodong district
Small child from Mishing tribe on Majuli Island was obviously afraid of the foreigner - not so many of them come here!
Just a couple of shots I ran across from back in 2013 from my stay in New Orleans. Checking out some stuff on the old computer and they caught my eye... :)
Taken in front of where I lived in Arabi, Louisiana. I was a stranger in 'da hood, so the local kitties viewed me with a certain skepticism...
I'm afraid I'm still being a bit self-indulgent going back through old images, but I've been enjoying reliving one of my photography days at the British Wildlife Centre. I hope to have some new images tomorrow. :)
I'm afraid I can't respond to your kind comments, favours awards etc at the moment as I can't get the comment area etc to show on my photos. But thank you for them.
More of my recent photos can be seen on
I wish you well in whatever way is most appropriate for you but cannot take on the extra work of writing it to you individually. Thank you for your good wishes and to those who have made me their contact. Due to long term health and eye problems I regret I can't take on any new contacts but nearly always manage to reply to your comments.