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There were always signs of you

Hidden in clear view

Saw pieces of you scattered cross the landscape of my life

Your yes belong to fragments of nostalgia

Your hands and your smile too

Though every part of you is new

There was only ever you

 

In your arms, in your arms

I will wait oh I will wait

In your arms, in your arms

I will stay oh I will stay

 

Did you look away

Or did you try to hide your face

In broken photographs or passing glances

Out of time

 

Wish I had never known a life without you

Let's rewrite this book anew

And every page that I read through

Is a new memory of you

 

In your arms, in your arms

I will wait oh I will wait

In your arms, in your arms

I will stay oh I will stay

 

In your arms, in your arms

I will wait oh I will wait

In your arms, in your arms

I will stay oh I will stay

 

Will stay...

 

(Lyrics from Ronan Keating - In Your Arms)

 

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A little beech sapling hides behind a mature sibling but holds its arms out wide. Taken at Barnes's Grove, Buckinghamshire.

“A mother’s arms are made of tenderness and children sleep soundly in them.”

Victor Hugo

 

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This was a very sad night (Aug 5th) The last day Dream Sim would be open. It was ~~Miles ~~ & mine second date as we get to know one another. It was a sad farewell to a glorious sim with so much to offer. But the great beginning to an amazing relationship.

  

🎼: Illenium - In Your Arms (Lyrics) ft. X Ambassadors~

  

Never seen Mona Lisa up close

But I've seen perfection under your clothes

Yeah, we fell in love and we built a home

Though we may never see the streets of Rome

 

And I hope it's okay

'Cause the unknown is on its way

 

If I died in your arms

It's right where I'm supposed to be

You know I'm not afraid

As long as you're next to me

So tell me, will you hold me

When the curtains close

If I died in your arms

It's right where I'm supposed to be

 

Yeah, we may never sleep under Northern Lights

But I've seen the stars flicker in your eyes

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happy 3rd advent!

Set in an idyllic location opposite St. Mary's Church which is renowned for it's Saxon cript attracting thousands of visitors each year. The Blacksmiths Arms dates back to the 17th century retaining many original features including exposed beams and an open fire place creating warm atmosphere to locals and visitors alike

 

Lastingham is a village which lies in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire, England. It is on the southern fringe of the North York Moors, 5 miles north-east of Kirkbymoorside

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The two side-spans of Tower Bridge are suspension bridges, each 270 feet (82 m) long, with the suspension rods anchored both at the abutments and through rods contained within the bridge's upper walkways.

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This photo is taken from the pedestrian walkway on the southern suspension bridge

 

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Cleomes here at home. Just thought that the

Cleome in the foreground looked like it was inviting me to take a pic. Good to commune with nature.

I don't believe in an interventionist God

But I know, darling, that you do

But if I did I would kneel down and ask Him

Not to intervene when it came to you

Not to touch a hair on your head

To leave you as you are

And if He felt He had to direct you

Then direct you into my arms

Into my arms, O Lord

Into my arms, O Lord

Into my arms, O Lord

Into my arms

And I don't believe in the existence of angels

But looking at you I wonder if that's true

But if I did I would summon them together

And ask them to watch over you

To each burn a candle for you

To make bright and clear your path

And to walk, like Christ, in grace and love

And guide you into my arms

  

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I call this the octopus pole. It has eight arms carrying all the different lines. However, that is not what caused me to stop In the road on this wet cloudy day.

 

What I find unusual is that the lines cross the road to this pole, just so they can immediately cross back to where they started on the other side of the road again.

Does that make any sense?

 

Happy Telegraph Tuesday!

I was listening to this fantastic song by Plumb while editing this photo: In My Arms

 

If I die in your arms

It's right where I'm supposed to be

You know I'm not afraid

As long as you're next to me (so tell me)

So tell me, will you hold me

When the curtains close

If I died in your arms

It's right where I'm supposed to be (If I died)

 

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The Willoughby Arms in Little Bytham. It used to be the train station pub when there was a train station, I took this photo from the old car park of the station. Closed in Covid-lockdown when this was taken. I've not been in here, will have to pop in at some point when it re-opens.

 

Olympus XA camera

Kodak Ektar 100 film

 

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Got an easy place to be.

In my arms, in my arms....

 

Teddy Thompson - In My Arms Lyrics

  

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...or "The right of the strongest ".

 

“One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them all and in the darkness bind them forever”.

J.R.Tolkien

 

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Coate Street, Bethnal Green

Braços da Ria

 

Ribeira do Mancão.

The coat of arms of pope Alexander VII (of the Chigi family). In one of the smaller rooms at Palazzo Nuovo, at the Musei Capitolini in Rome. The coat of arms is from the time of his papacy, so from sometime 1655-67.

 

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A use for the wide angle lens (10mm). Never been able to catch more than half this scene without stitching before. But it is taking some getting used to.

 

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Royal Arms and town mayoral advertisements. The Guildhall of King's Lynn once England's second port. The lower much eroded arms are those of Elizabeth I originally in a town church. Above are those Charles II. More - - www.flickr.com/photos/lesc/51724930532/in/photostream/

The Brocket Arms is one of my favourite 'watering holes' in Ayot St Lawrence. Ayot is a small village buried in Hertfordshire and is where Bernard Shaw lived.

The Farmers Arms pub (or Farmer's Arms) off Bickenhall Lane at West Hatch, Taunton Deane in Somerset.

A 16th century inn... in a converted farmhouse.

Arboreal arms,

Frumious tendrils,

Stretch and clench

In the tulgey wood.

 

Briarlake Forest Park

DeKalb County (Oak Grove), Georgia, USA.

21 September 2021.

 

... with apologies to C.S. Lewis.

 

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Hoxton, Islington, North London. A Victorian pub converted into a four bedroom luxury home with a roof terrace and a studio flat. Valued at £1.75million.

I love Bristol. Its only a few minutes away form whee I live but the mentality of the city is was different - more alive and vibrant.

 

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Vineyards above lake Geneva/Leman/Genfersee east of Lausanne, Switzerland. Does anyone know the name of this tree? It's everywhere in urban France, and to a much lesser extent Spain, the branches are cut down every winter, they grow tall thin branches with fat leaves in summer.

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The Willoughby Arms at Little Bytham. Looks like the pub was at least partially open (maybe fully open) at this time. The old train station is behind my back in this photo.

 

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Kodak TMax 400 film

 

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The bright red walls of this old hotel in Killarney certainly grabbed my attention. I do like interesting architecture & the symmetry of the part that juts out (I'm sure there's a technical name for it) is fabulous even though it looks a bit precarious to me perched on the edge of the main building like that? This was a quick iPhone photo as we walked past. The white window frames really stand out against the red. Happy Wall Wednesday & Happy Window Wednesday!

"I had never found a place

where I felt like I belonged,

until you took me in your arms."

Carnlough,

County Anrim,

Ireland,

Neu Isenburg near Frankfurt / Germany

Leigh Street, Bloomsbury

A pub beside London Bridge Railway Station, and a reflection in one of the ornamental fountains across the street.

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