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Brad Pitt under the grapevine pergola.
We have serious problems with our Internet connection :-(
The speed is about 0.05 Mbps.
Telecom / Tim told us they no longer care about fixing obsolete phone lines.
We will probably be disconnected until we find another solution for our difficult location :-(
Let me just say. For every kind stranger, there’s one who’d break you. I’ve survived trauma and came out on the other side furious and spitting blood. I won’t ever forget you. But i’m allowing you to change your haircut. I express "loss" with the impulse to press anything into wet mud but i’m too civilised for wrestling. I’ll press my words on paper and my fingers on strings deep into sound. I’m thinking a lot about anger and hope, sometimes they annihilate each other out, but most of the times they’re in the same room.
ID - Mr. Toot
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HMM with the hummingbird hawk-moth. Its long proboscis and its hovering behavior, accompanied by an audible humming noise, make it look remarkably like a hummingbird while connecting and feeding on flowers.
After hovering around many flowers, this tiny butterfly finally found the perfect one. The skipper unfolded its proboscis and established its connection with the flower, drinking steadily for several minutes.
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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished image from July 2018.
I love the Beech tree canopy reaching over into the pines, like a cathedral roof joining the two domains together.