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It's the weekend.
Again.
And for a change, we have nothing planned, though plans would be formed through the day.
I laid in bed until half seven, then up for coffee and breakfast.
What to do with the day?
Well, book a tip run as Jools has been trying to rid the garden of the Rosy garlic, and the plan became, drop me off at Tesco to go shopping while she went to the tip.
I'll be frank: Tesco was mad. Not helped by the brainless blocking shelves and aisles either talking or checking their not so smart phones.
Time in store doubled as Tesco decided to hide the celery.
Put it with the salad?
Hell no.
Next to the peppers?
Too easy.
At the end of the aisle next to the strawberries.
Obvs.
Outside, Jools was waiting, so we loaded the car and drove home, where I see, whilst reversing, our verbascum has a good colony of Mullein moth caterpillars hungrily munching their way through leaves and stems.
Non.
Nom.
Nom.
After parking up, I grab the camera and go to take shots of the hungry fellas.
We have breakfast, or was it lunch? I lose track.
Soon, we had lunch of Scotch eggs and salad, I announced I was going to Park Gate Down to meet with Jon and Richard.
All other drivers are clearly shit, so I arrived at PGD in a bad mood, but once I saw the open meadow dotted with pink and red orchids, my mood softened.
Jon, Richard and their tour had not yet arrived, so I went to explore, going to snap a few Monkey spikes. In the paddock, I saw a couple clearly looking down, and as I walked towards the second paddock, they were clearly on a closing vector.
We met at the low gate, and they opened with their gambit: Are there Fly Orchids here, we've been looking in the undergrowth.
Now.
I might not know much, but I know something about orchids. Fly, I said, are spit into two sub-species here: woodland and downland, and the downland have grown to thrive in open meadows and downland paddocks.
However.
It has been a dry year, and I haven't seen any for two or three weeks. But, my young padowan, I will join your quest.
Or words to that effect.
I played down the chances, as we moved up the down, I saw no spikes other than the burnt spikes of EPO, the lone Lady, and emerging CSO and Chalk Fragrants.
But no Fly.
I waved in the direction of the furthest slope of the reserve, stating, that's where the most Fly can be found.
Seconds later I saw the first spike, and nearby two or three more.
Hours Huw and his friend had spent looking, and later, on social media he stated that I had saved his holiday.
That, I do not know.
I walked on to snap the Greater Butterfly, and on my way back I head Jon's voice as the tour parked up.
I searched for half an hour for Musk Orchids, but saw no sign, but then Jon and Richard were close, so I went to say "hello".
After greetings, I was asked if I wanted to see a Musk?
I did.
So, soon, Richard picked his way along the down, until the tiny spike of the orchid, and a smaller one next to it came into view.
So easy.
It had taken Jon two hours on Friday to find this, and me an hour earlier that day.
We took turns to snap them, and then someone else, Monika from a nearby village who had never seen a Fly. So, I called her over to see the Musk, then took her along to see a Fly or ten.
I am good.
Plans to meet up the Jon were scrapped as he was ill, and getting worse, so I made my way home.
But it was the very best of days.
And better than on Monday there was no work either.
Yay.
Back home we had Caprese and focaccia, both bought from Tesco, but both good.
There was time for some #Wildflowerhour-ing and have a wine or two as the sun sank behind the yardarm.
Cheers.
Wien - Österreich - 2009 (x0813), merci à Marie Tardif
Description: dessin, tout, femme, fillette, debout, ccf, coiffe, robe, face; monochrome, noir
Event marchers with signs in Spanish and English warning the effects of global warming. Monterey California USA photo by Peter Hemming
Lt. Col. Edward D. Eldridge conducts a Change of Responsibility ceremony as Command Sgt. Maj. Pedro Guevara accepts the duties as the new U.S. Army Garrison Casey senior enlisted leader at Hanson Field House Nov. 12. Guevara replaces Command Sgt. Major Alexander M. Peden. Peden served more than two years at USAG Casey.
Justina Mutale Foundation United Nations CSW61 Event Woman and Girls in a Changing World of Work at the Hospital Club London Portrait
11/5/11
Taken during a trip to a local bubble tea joint that is a favorite among my group of friends! The register-counter was lit up by these concealed lights that changed colors every few seconds... It was hypnotizing haha. Rapid-fire shot a bunch and sort of mushed them all together to get this effect!
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Eric Carle's original art work for two different editions of the book, "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?"
Top: 1984, Hand-painted acrylic and tissue paper collage with crayon on illustration board.
Bottom: 1992, Hand-painted acrylic and tissue paper collage on illustration board.
Found at: www.carlemuseum.org/
More than 40,000 people from all over Victoria Walked Against Warming and sent a clear message to world leaders in Copenhagen that Australians want real and immediate action on climate change.
Saturday, 12 December 2009
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The Baltimore Orioles host the San Diego Padres for the second of a 2 game series at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The Orioles would fall 8-4 in a slugfest featuring 4 home runs, 2 from each team.
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South Fork Bishop Creek. It is intriguing that in a grove of aspens all of the trees are all interconnected but only an isolated part of this grove is changing color. Why doesn't the entire grove change at once?
Me and my colleagues discovered that the nearby conbini is changing from Shinsengumi to Lawson. I liked Shinsengumi cause it was fresh and cheap and employing Chinese, but Lawson has the ticket machine so I can walk down the road on the 10th of any month to get tickets for the Ghibli Museum... so don't really know what is better...
近くの「新鮮組」が閉店して、「ローソン」として再開業すると、同僚がみつけてびっくり！新鮮組はやすくて、新鮮だったから、よかったけど、ローソンには10日にちょっと会社を出て、三鷹の森美術館のチケットが買えるから、便利。どっちがいいのかな？
On 22nd June 2010, there was Change of Command for IMCOM-K at Collier Field. Col. Fox is now going to be new commander for IMCOM-K.
Oh yeah
Mm
Still dont know what I was waiting for
And my time was running wild
A million dead-end streets and
Every time I thought Id got it made
It seemed the taste was not so sweet
So I turned myself to face me
But Ive never caught a glimpse
Of how the others must see the faker
Im much too fast to take that test
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
(turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-changes
Dont want to be a richer man
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
(turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-changes
Just gonna have to be a different man
Time may change me
But I cant trace time
I watch the ripples change their size
But never leave the stream
Of warm impermanence
So the days float through my eyes
But stil the days seem the same
And these children that you spit on
As they try to change their worlds
Are immune to your consultations
Theyre quite aware of what theyre going through
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
(turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-changes
Dont tell them to grow up and out of it
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
(turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-changes
Wheres your shame
Youve left us up to our necks in it
Time may change me
But you cant trace time
Strange fascination, fascinating me
Ah changes are taking the pace Im going through
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
(turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-changes
Oh, look out you rock n rollers
Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes
(turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-changes
Pretty soon now youre gonna get a little older
Time may change me
But I cant trace time
I said that time may change me
But I cant trace time
Pix4: Tosin, giving a press interview to one of the media houses on ground.
He is the team lead of the March for the past two years.
Photo Credit: Akinbo Adebunmi Adeola Cornerstone.
Enjoy this photo album from Nature’s Hope and Fury, our indoor art exhibit at the Mill Valley Community Center, from April 1 to April 23, 2023.
How will climate change impact our relationship with the natural world? Will we embrace nature as a source of hope? Or will we unleash its destructive power with our excesses? We invite you to explore these questions through the lens of art as you view these images.
Nature’s Hope and Fury presented artworks that celebrate nature and inspire people to protect our environment. It features 14 talented artists from Marin and the Bay Area, such as Tom Killion, Janey Fritsche, Rodger Jacobsen and many more, listed below.
Here were the featured artists for this exhibit:
* Fabrice Florin - Twilight Fugue
* Janey Fritsche - Voice of the Ocean
* Al Grumet - Utility Scale Solar
* Rodger Jacobsen - Summer Storm, Bald Hill
* Tom Killion - Giant Sequoias
* Richard and Judith Lang - Shadow Box
* Suzanne Lewis - Atmospheric River
* Zea Morvitz - The Burren: Limestone landscape
* Debbie Patrick - Blue Wave
* Laurie Mahan Sawyer - Seeing the Unseen
* Stuart Sharpe - Oh
* Richard Shaw - Working Watercolor of Objects
* Donna Solin - Marin Walking Path
* Helen Stanley - Imminent
* Vi©kisa - Air, Earth, Fire, Water
Green Change and Mill Valley Recreation presented this exhibit as part of Earth Day Marin, our popular environmental festival on April 23, 2023.
The exhibit was organized by the Green Change Art Team, led by Vickisa, Fabrice Florin and Al Grumet, with support from David Dubin, Dana Dworin, Phyllis Florin, Molly Given, Freddy Hahne, Kathy Lassen-Hahne, Debra Patrick, Howard Rheingold and Kathryn Yost Saturay. We’re also grateful to all our volunteer photographers who graciously captured the spirit of our community celebration: Lee Callister, Dana Dworin, and Fabrice Florin.
Click the links below to see more photos of our art exhibits and favorite moments from Earth Day Marin, along with related information. We hope they will inspire you to take action in your own life to protect our future and build a more just and sustainable world. Hope to see you next year!
RELATED LINKS
• Nature’s Hope and Fury Photo Album (this set): www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72177720308179222
• Earth Day Marin Photo Album: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72177720308193828
• About Nature’s Hope and Fury: greenchange.net/art
• About Earth Day Marin: www.greenchange.net/earthday/
• About Green Change: www.greenchange.net/
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