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This photo was taken during a road running event of the half distance of a marathon, which takes place once a year. I was tempted to edit the photo in black and white, but I finally opted for soft tones. I think the similarity of the t-shirts stands out more this way.

 

Esta foto fue tomada durante una carrera de la distancia de una media maratón. Estuve tentada a editar la foto en blanco y negro, pero al final opté por tonalidades suaves. Creo que la similitud de las camisetas de los corredores se hace más visible.

 

Another photo I took on the same competition some years ago, which has had over 30,000 views www.flickr.com/photos/marinadelcastell/15800441223/in/alb...

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Pose by me

 

[monso] My Hair - Nekotto

UNGOD Samurai Hoverboard - Shinobi

Luas Kamiko Pink

Head Genus

Bears amaze me in the way they move so effortlessly through the water like this young brown bear.

I was not going to post this one folks but it was the second image taken in the sequence so here it is. It was very exciting to say the least, usually we see it after the fact, but got it this time.

Thank you for stopping by and have a super day.

I'm on the move early this morning, but I'll be back to catch up

  

Happy Friday

 

xo

Great Egret with a catch. Brazos Bend State Park, Needville, Texas.

Withlacoochee State Forest, Citrus County, Fl

Thank you all for visits, favs and comments, it's greatly appreciated!

A baseball settles into the stitched webbing of a leather ball glove as a catch is made. Unfortunately, I forgot to clean up the baseball before the shot, so you see a bit of dirt smudge on it... Oh well, I kinda like 'em that way, as it shows that they've been used. :-)

 

Done for Macro Mondays: Stitch theme

 

An interesting aside about stitches: When Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs won the World Series earlier this month, it had been 108 years since they last won the championship. A baseball: it has 108 stitches. Coincidence? I hope so, because I don't have time to wait another 108 years for the next championship... :-)

Tineretului Park, Bucharest, Romania

 

Have a wonderful week !

The world this late afternoon and wish you a wonderful Sunset.

 

Do you remember Terracotta County?

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None of my work is Ai assisted and is copyright Rg Sanders aka Ronald George Sanders.

.........Blackbird juggling a berry. Nikon D500/500mm PF.

 

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Thanks to everyone that views and comments on my images - very much appreciated.

  

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A salmon leaps right into the mouth and claw of a powerful brown bear over Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park. www.rossellet.com

Thema Catch the Bokeh

Smile on Saturday

HSoS!

The Château of Modave (French: Château de Modave), also known as the Château des Comtes de Marchin (Château of the Counts of Marchin) is a château near the village of Modave in the province of Liège, Belgium.

The oldest part of the building, the donjon, was built on a strategic rock high above the valley of the river Hoyoux. The oldest parts still visible today date probably from the 13th century and were erected by the lords of Modave. In the 16th century the castle and the estate of Modave became the property of the Haultepenne and de Saint-Fontaine families.

 

In the next century Jean-Gaspard-Ferdinand de Marchin (1601–1673), a great military commander, acquired the castle and turned it from a medieval fortress into a luxury Baroque residence. His son Ferdinand de Marsin neglected the property and lived in France.

 

Later owners were successively:

 

Maximilian Henry of Bavaria, Elector of Cologne and Prince-Bishop of Liège (1682–1684);

Cardinal William Egon of Furstenberg, and his heirs (1684–1706);

Baron Arnold de Ville (1706–1772); and

Anne-Léon, Duke of Montmorency, and his heirs (1772–1817).

In the 19th century it was owned by the non-noble families of Lamarche, Braconier and Van Hoegaerden. Finally, the Compagnie Intercommunale Bruxelloise des Eaux ("Brussels Intercommunal Water Company") bought the property in March 1941, in order to protect the important water catchments in the park. The company still owns the château today and has been restoring it with great care. It is open for visitors from April until October and it is also used as a prestigious venue for concerts and receptions.

Album Abstrait

 

😄 HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday 😄

 

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Great Egret caught the fish! Double Lake, Sugar Land, Texas.

Blog:

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Top: .miss chelsea. - Hali Sweater - New! @ Uber

Shorts: [Atomic] Chill Out // Booty Shorts

Leggings: Blueberry - Cake

Hair: lock&tuft - Rikki

Glasses: TBF SOHO Wayfarer

Pose: Foxcity - Play ball

Location: Tralala's Diner

Head: Lelutka - Chloe

 

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Faser River/Fraser Valley

BC

Canada

 

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Jumping Spider - Flesh Fly

 

While wandering around the garden I spied this Jumping Spider with its big catch, a flesh fly. It was struggling to lift the fly up the strand of web. The fly is about 2 1/2 times bigger than the spider.

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