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About this pic: Taken May 1, 2005. Present from Remora's Celestials linkshell: Ziha, Krynn, Haikaru, Orunitia, Creedo, Stimi, Gator, Belgarz, Sebby, and Weestro. It's from a fame-related Sandy quest we did called Eco-Warrior.
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A date was set; it only depended on the weather now.
We couldn’t believe our luck, what an opportunity!
From then on, our ears were glued to radio weather forecasts, several times a day!
How unnecessary! The sea speaks for itself, if you know the listening code.
The old fishermen could tell you with great accuracy, their information so much juicier.
OK, so what, some tall stories thrown in for good measure, but what raconteurs!
You certainly left with a smile and more knowledge.
How impersonal, our electronic gadgets!
…The skipper steered the boat with a steady hand.
We gently rocked towards the ends of the two piers, people on both watching and waving.
I remembered the many times I stood there, doing the same and dreaming of adventure. M, (*_*)
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Flanders, Ostend, Belgium, North Sea, pier, day, sky, CLOUDS, WATER, morning, fishing, boat, fun, colour, horizontal, "NikonF4", "Magda indigo"
Shooting star? I first thought that I moved the camera during the shot. It wasn't until I put it on my computer that I saw that there are two clear stars in the photo as well - leading me to wonder if I managed to capture a shooting star. Handheld shots of the night sky, using 12x optical zoom, and up to 4x digital zoom. No edit other than crop.
Acrylics in Carton Kraft
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based in text of "El Libro de los Seres Imaginarios". Jorge Luis Borges.
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Celestial Pool in the Fountain Paint Pots area of the Lower Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park.
An art installation by the river which has a celestial map on a large steel disc with holes where the stars should be.
The disc is about 10ft (3m) above the ground this was taken with the camera flat on its back on the ground looking up at a grey slate Norfolk sky
The next room held several centuries-old globes. The lights were particularly dim, to prevent fading of the artwork on their surfaces. This example is a celestial globe.
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