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Merci à toutes et tous pour vos commentaires, favoris et invitations, que j'apprécie, soyez-en sûres(s)!!!
C’est le bleu du temps suspendu
Le bleu pur de l’état de grâce
Et de l’éternité qui passe
Sur le firmament étendu..(Renaud Maugey)
It's the blue of suspended time
The pure blue of the state of grace
And eternity that passes
On the extended firmament..(Renaud Maugey)
An amazing afternoon at Mt.Othrys,Central Greece!!!
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Is there anything as peaceful as watching a couple of pelicans silently gliding across the lake on sunset? Maybe, but this photo always has a calming effect on me.
Fun fact: Pelicans are found on every continent except Antarctica. Think I need to go there to confirm that ;)
Wishing you a peaceful Sunday evening!
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Corfe Castle, in the background on the hill minus a roof was built by William the Conqueror and dates back to the 11th century. One of the earliest castles in England to be built using stone when the majority were built with earth and timber.
As for the The Greyhound, it is a scenic relaxed venue that serves Breakfast, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Dinner and has available takeaway food in the form of Gourmet Fish and chips and Pizza. (from their website)
Just getting back to my favourite thing - beach photography. This is a rockpool at Fingal Bay in Port Stephens NSW where I'll be heading back shortly for a mini-holiday.
Happy weekend out there everyone, and remember, weekends don't count unless you spend them doing something totally pointless ;)
One from awhile back of a sunrise looking out from the Terrigal rock shelves. I find that colour combo of the orange reflected light from the sun and the green of the weed on the rocks appealing. It reminds me of that old saying “Nature's wake-up call: When the sun rises, even the weeds show off their green glamour” Don’t feel confused if you haven’t heard it before, when I say “Old saying” I mean it’s about 2 hours since I made it up 😜
Enjoy what’s left of the weekend wherever you are! There is 15 minutes left here. And the days start getting longer now , yeeessss!
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Lake Cawndilla is one of the nine lakes making up Menindi Lakes in south-western NSW. The shallow margins of the lakes are studded with dead black box trees. And I mean lots, thousands. It’s like an alien landscape and quite eerie to walk alone with no one else for many many miles, it’s a very isolated place. It was one of the most memorable places on my recent camping trip. Nothing like camping in a national park with a fire to fend off the cold and the stars above 😀
Hope everyone has been well., cheers.
Another trip down memory lane. This time to 2011 and tropical Cairns in north Queensland. It brings back memories of scuba diving on the outer Great Barrier Reef, a giant friendly Wrasse on the inner reef named Wally, white water rafting in flooded rivers (and being washed over and under and surfacing 100m downstream eventually, all part of the fun)
Ahh, the good old days ;)
Happy Wednesday !
Lake Pukaki, South Island of New Zealand.
"Aotearoa" is the Maori name for the country of New Zealand. The literal translation of Aotearoa is "land of the long white cloud".
Yes, another Cawndilla pic. It was pleading with me to let it come out and play.
Totally unrelated fun fact - there is a small town in Norway called Hell. I want to visit so when I return I can say I’ve been to Hell and back. And yes, I believe it does freeze over. You’re welcome 😀
Glastonbury Abbey... After discovering the remains of King Arthur and Guinevere the abbot relocated the grave just beyond the main tower. Only a cynic would believe the finding of the once and future king's remains was a hoax in order to reboot the flagging coffers of the abbey after a fire. The remains were found in 1191.
Some of the cool sand-encrusted rock formations at Birubi Beach seem to be saying "this way, come this way to the ocean and the sky"
Totally unrelated fun fact: The weight of all the ants on earth is greater than that of all humans. I'm glad I've always been kind to ants. (I hope they forget that incident with the magnifying glass when I was a kid!)
One of the few summer shots that i managed to take somewhere in Mt.Pilion!
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Here are some of the beautiful flannel flowers in bloom all around the coast at the moment to start your Friday. I'm pretty sure these guys are unique to Australia. They get their name because they have a soft woolly feel. Kinda like Flannel I guess ;)
Happy Friday :)
I took this photo at one of the first beaches I used to visit for photography - Spoon Bay. It was also where I lost my first camera to the wave gods. It was also one of the first pics taken with my first Olympus micro 4/3 camera. Lots of firsts. Does the red algae in this photo remind anyone else of War of the World and the red weed?
Did you know that the algae in this shot married some weed? I hear their marriage is on the rocks now 😬 I heard the music at their wedding was quite interesting , all algae rhythms
Humpday here , happy Wednesday when it arrives wherever you are 😀