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Joni Mitchel had it right. We're almost to summer (or winter depending where you are located!) The spiraling changes make me feel dizzy as each day beings new changes.
Yes, I could never have imagined they might mean something to me, again. As young Merchant Navy Officers we travelled the world, getting some subs, cash in local currency if it looked likely we might get a run ashore in a particular port. Sometimes the vessel plans changed, or our cargo shifts on duty didn't give us a chance to get to the nearest bar. If we did, rarely did we get back onboard with any meaningful sum of cash in our pockets, but just occasionally we were stranded with some funny money, individual bank notes of a currency of little value we couldn't change once home. The Scotia bar in Glasgow, close to the banks of the Clyde, and just over the river from the Nautical College (GCNS) we attended had a historical role serving Merchant seamen, going back through its history to 1792, and somewhere along the line it became 'traditional' to give these old notes (that the barman undoubtedly refused to accept!) and peg them above the bar. I suspect most are from the 20th century, and I contributed a few around 1980. Today I sat and looked up to see if I could recognise any, I might have given, but none jumped out at me as I couldn't remember what currency I added to the collection. They might have been from Argentina, Brazil, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Poland, Portugal, or any of the other countries I ended up in.......countries that have a very different political 'colour' these days. I wish I had written something on those notes that I'm sure still hang in the bar. They were 'waste', surplus to requirements then, but now their presence means so much to me. And I never imagined that would ever be the case. Bank notes are almost redundant these days. One day someone will wonder what they are, and why they are hanging there!
This image was taken minutes before the next image in my stream - amazing how quickly the light can change!
A queen, a change of fate, and the burn of fire to take it all away
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Now I'm going through changes, changes
God, I feel so frustrated lately
When I get suffocated, save me
Now I'm going through changes, changes
I'm blind and shakin'
Bound and breaking
I hope I make it through all these changes
-- (the aptly named) "Changes," 3 Doors Down
This image was taken through the windshield of a Hughes 500D helicopter about 34 years ago. I've done about all the processing possible with the original transparency. The image shows the Ruth Glacier before climate change really kicked in. The entire foreground in the image is the glacier; more than a mile wide.
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Changes.. that is a thing a highly sensitive person like myself doesn't like very much! Fortunately it was changing into sun and blue sky when I took this picture : )
HUS beach, Hanko, Finland
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Union Pacific 2-8-0 No. 618 strikes a timeless profile as it crosses 1st South at 6th West street in Heber City, Utah on Dec. 20, 1987.
With 30 years of change, It's safe to say the only things present that remain at this location today are the roadway, the mountains, the pine trees, and the sky. Everything else is now gone as time marches forward.
2015 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, C is for Change
These hydrangeas in the garden in Holland don't seem to be able to decide which colour they are or are going to be, so it looks as if they're changing colour all the time. Apparently all these hydrangeas start out as pink ones, but the final colouring has something to do with the amount of calcium in the soil. The image is a combination/merge of two photos of these flower heads.
I've just realised (through a sudden surge of faves) that this image has reached Explore, entering at # 76, thank you so much for the views, comments and faves !
Dawn arrives, and the warm tones of day begin pushing out the cold blues of night at Oxbow Bend in the Grand Tetons, Wyoming.
:::BREATH:::BLOWED SHIRT2/WHITE
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C'est encore possible de se promener, il fait doux et humide mais il ne pleut pas encore. La pluie est annoncée pour demain, on verra mais il faudrait.
This barn caught my eye because it shows changes from decades ago that have morphed into other uses throughout the years in someone's efforts to preserve its usefulness. Change is necessary in our lives but in our declining years sometimes we yearn for things to stay the same.
Where would Superman change today? Phonebooths have gone pretty much away...
"Once you choose hope, anything's possible." ~ Christopher D'Olier Reeve. Repainted by artist Noel Cruz.
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THE ONLY CONSTANT IN LFE IS CHANGE Heraclitus
SELFRIDGES & Co - Birmingham UK
In the distance you can also see Pavilions Shopping Mall that was open for 29 years until 2016.
Since April 2019, it is the biggest PRIMARK Store in the UK.
Change is the only constant in life. Ones ability to adapt to those changes will determine your success in life Benjamin Franklin
My original plan was to chill in Dalton for an hour or two & see whatever comes through as a side trip on the way home from Chattanooga that morning. I pulled into the parking lot by the depot when my friend Brad shared an update that 27W was east of Tallapoosa, GA with EMDX Yellow Slug 7208 in the lead. With that news, I immediately left & started booking it down I-75 towards Atlanta to try & beat it. Thankfully for me, the dispatcher put them in the hole at Temple to let two westbounds through, buying me enough time to get to Austell as he was again going into the hole at Lithia Springs for about 20 minutes to allow the higher priority 226 to slip by them. Upon determining not to try either Austell or Mableton, I went to Bridge since I knew I could get them from either side of the crossing there depending on where the sun was. It just so happened that G98, which is normally G78, was going into the lead for Argos USA right as I got there. I set up to get a few shots of them while I waited for 27W when next thing I know, 27W calls Bridge, allowing me to catch a rather eco-friendly meet as the ECO-set powering G98 was passed by the tier 4 demonstrator unit. The moral of this story... it pays to be at the right place at the right time. 7-10-20
There is something about my physical appearance that has changed and I can't put my finger on it. And its making me angry.
(I know I'm not wearing my glasses in some of these pictures.)
where there was once this
we now have white...
these forsaken souls were my inspiration and template for the wall decals
I was at Green Timbers Urban Forest in Surrey British Columbia Canada. I’ve photographed this location several times over the past week and was challenging myself to see it from a different perspective. I put a 7Artisans 60mm Macro lens on my Fuji XT3 and was seeing new subjects everywhere. A simple change of perspective rekindled my interest.
About 30 minutes behind the Glacier Discovery was the 110N. Loads of frac sand in super sacks headed for Fairbanks. By the time this train arrived there had been quite the weather change so I opted for a view from the dark side with the Kenai Mountains in the background.
''Changes do
happen. I do not know how,
or what remains of what
has disappeared
into the absolute.''
( Rumi )