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Eastern State Penitentiary

i have no idea what these little blokes are. these were attached to this rock

This alien looking tractor is hooked up to a trailer carrying the detachable rotas/front attachment from a Claas Lexion 780 'Terra trac' Combine Harvester.

 

Milton Malsor, Northamptonshire. 2nd August 2019

"A teddy bear is your childhood wrapped up in faded yellow fur, and as such, he commands affection long after he is out grown."

-Pam Brown

  

France summer 2012 .

Intended to be seen on black. Best to press L.

Broken, but still together!

Привязанность...........

 

Привязанность, граничащая с безысходностью в широком смысле слова.

Может быть материальная привязанность, которая гнетёт человека, может какая-то непосильная ноша, которая не даёт сдвинутся с места, может привязанность к месту........и не возможность что-то поменять. Бывает привязанность человеческая............... и всё это привязанность..........у каждого своя, широкий и глубокий смысл можно вкладывать в это слово и каждый его понимает по-своему.

Chesterfield, Massachusetts

Thanks to Ontario Wanderer for taking this photo for me. I had left my camera behind...

Some moments are meant to be shared.

I've been re-evaluating my need to keep things this month by moving on and challenging the definition of sentiment and nostalgia. I've been learning my attachment to certain aspects of my life and why I find it difficult to cut loose. I'd say I'm only a little closer to discovering the reason, but within this internal promenade, like a ribbon in the wind, an image idea floated into my head.

feather on an egg

 

Our daily challenge

Egg

le plateau mont-royal

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I day-dreamed today.

 

It's so much better than regular dreaming.

You do it with your feet on the ground.

Portrait of a Kazakh eagle hunter and his bird. The close bond between hunter and eagle is palpable, and the birds appear to reciprocate the emotion. Although eagles can live for thirty years, the hunters keep each one for only about ten years, then release it to live out its last years in the wild. The bird is taken far away, and the hunter sometimes has to hide, or wait for darkness, to keep it from following him home. An old Kazakh hunter who recently released his bird was quoted as saying "I think about what that eagle is doing; if she’s safe, and whether she can find food and make a nest. Have her hunts been successful? Sometimes I dream about these things.”

© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

Candid street portrait taken in Glasgow, Scotland. I fear that mobile technology is imprisoning humanity inside individual bubbles when it should be setting them free. At least this young man is using his phone to actually 'talk' with someone.

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