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This cross in Bragan, County Monaghan was erected in 1938 to commemorate an earlier event, the shooting of a priest one Christmas morning during penal times. Ireland was under penal laws from 1635 to 1829, a time of extreme persecution of the catholic religion and catholics in general, especially in the first century of the period. The priest was conducting a catholic mass, illegal under penal law, and as a consequence out on the mountain, far from anywhere, but near the nexus of three parishes. The exact identity of the priest and the year are not known.
The mass itself used a druid stone as an altar, or mass rock as it was known in these times, which suggests the area had a long spiritual history.
Even today, it truly is in the middle of nowhere, deep within a blanket blog, a timeless place, and as the sun sets, you really feel a sense of detachment from the rest of the world.
Consequences of Russian aggression against Ukraine.
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Zeiss-Ikon's Super Ikonta 530/16 lens Tessar 1:2.8 8cm
One of our tarns is missing. Walking in the Lakes the last two days I could not believe how dry it was. This is another consequence of the weather coming in from the east rather the prevaling direction of the west. On the east coast most morning over the last fews weeks has been misty or overcast as the clag comes in of the sea, so its been a while since I've seen a sunrise. On Crinkle Crags I came down to col called three tarns only to find two, Obviously one had gone missing.
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Consequences of long-term river sand mining and riverbed deepening by many kinds of powerful devices along the whole river
One of the consequences of the recent drought was the evaporation of water in area wetlands and the much lower water levels on the Ottawa River. Both created opportunities for migrating shorebirds that often give Ottawa a pass. Friends had a field day (so to speak) on the shores of the River, with unusual Plover species giving great looks.
This was one of two Solitary Sandpipers that made the most of mucky exposed bottom in an area wetland. I was excited to see the birds moving around in an area that was more or less accessible (I wear rubber boots most of the time outdoors, principally for ticks and poison ivy protection, but they make mud and water options as well).
I was even happier when they did not seem at all bothered by human presence. In fact, that was what made me start thinking about identification. In my experience, Yellowlegs and Spotted Sandpipers are very easily spooked. As I approached the shoreline the two birds seemed unconcerned.
Getting low down was a different issue. The muck was thick and gripped my boots. So I moved a little farther away and lay on a tree truck that had fallen over - close enough to smell the former lake bottom but not enough to wear it. The birds both wandered by, determined to pile on the calories and not at all concerned about me. One came almost shockingly close.
It was during their approach that I noticed the olive legs. These were the first Solitary Sandpipers in had seen here in five years.
"I am alone."
The words utter from your lips
As if there were no one around to hear them
As if I were but a ghost
Transparent, transposable, translucent
A once radiating light in your gaze
Just as soon to be dulled or turned down
A roaring crimson fire ablaze
Just as soon to be suffocated or put out
Starved for oxygen in the way that I
am starved for any sense of purpose
When you tell me you are alone
As if I am simply not standing right in front of you
With this revelation
With this mile in your shoes
I find myself looking around only to realize
that I am alone too.
a poem by me. 9/21/17.
i have recently been reflecting.
the poem is about how loneliness can be a ripple effect.
tell a person that cares about you that you have no one, soon enough they feel alone, too. like their presence has no weight.
so much gets lost in communication, even when we do not mean it.
it's brought me to this conclusion...
our words matter, and we must choose them wisely.
When I'm taking photos that's the only thing my mind is on. So if there is something of historical significance it just slips by. As a consequence I'm not the guy to tell you the place in Oregon history that this house has. But my friends, does this image of the house not tickle some memory in the back of your mind? It looks familiar in some way maybe? Although not identical it bears a certain resemblance to the house in the background of Grant Wood's overly famous painting "American Gothic." Knowing this might it be an interesting project at some point to pose some couple in front of it and see what one might do with it?
Canon Rebel XT (converted to Infra-red by LifePixel 830nm Filter) | Tamron SP 45mm F/1.8 Di VC USD Lens
The Path of Ascension is a LitRPG fantasy web serial novel by C. Mantis. It combines elements of LitRPG and Xianxia, set in a science fantasy cultivation world where characters progress through tiers of power. Notably, after reaching Tier 35, even minor conflicts can have world-altering consequences
A consequence of the Covid pandemic is the downturn in the cruise ship industry. All along the south coast Liners seek safe anchorages to avoid paying expensive berthing charges. Here we see the P&O cruisers Azura and Ventura waiting for things to return to normal in Labrador Bay near Teignmouth.
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Elm. Elodie Solo Frame//Oh Darling
No59 Brandy Set
At Access
[Merak] - Potted Plant C
[Merak] - Potted Plant A
Other items used ~
7 - Sinners Repent! *COMING SOON*
7 - An Orange On A Blue Background
7 - Cat Burglar Thrift Store Painting
7 - Leo Cushion (modified to fit Soy. Mini Leather Stool)
Elm. Astrid Decor ~ Disco Ball [Decor Only]
KraftWork Wicker Armchair . Beech/Beige
[Merak] - Athena Console Dark
Pitaya - Teste di moro - vase w flowers Blue
BROKEN ARROWS - Tatham - Rug - Dark
(NO) Abstract Face Vase - Carly - Brass
(NO) Abstract Face Vase - Rosa -Gold
(NO) Fruit Vase - Avacado
{vespertine}- peace lily plant
{vespertine} - mistletoe cactus
dust bunny . hanging plants . spider planter
Fancy Decor: Jansen Frans Hals Portrait A
Fancy Decor: Rossi Sculpture
Fancy Decor: Philips Round Painting
Fancy Fall Camellia Rustic Stool
West Village Wicker Basket
Apple Fall Books - Arrangement 8
Apple Fall Old Canvas Trunk
AF Bambi Figurine
Atelier Burgundy + Pitaya . Vinyl Heaven . Rug II
Atelier Burgundy . Hanger Dog Sketches
Atelier Burgundy . Cactus
Cat cushion unlinked from Petite Mort- Frida Silk Cushion Sofa
Nutmeg. Estate Bedroom Radiator / 2 (colour modified)
MADRAS Vaso Liscio 2 M2
floorplan. colorblock portrait / stare
floorplan. colorblock portrait / bouquet
[Rezz Room] Dachshund Adult Animesh (Companion)
:HAIKEI: Put the blue sky / Gacha / {5} (neon bluesky)
[ kunst ] - Metal ashtray
[Commoner] Break-Up Survival Kit / Little Black Book
Dutchie trunk
(Milk Motion) vintage needlepoint frame 5
The water passes the stones remain ..
Everything we do in life has consequences ... the facts pass, the consequences remain .. One way or another, sooner or later, everyone will somehow pay for the wrong decisions. No one is in debt.
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live more closely with, the interaction between myself and nature :-)
Paul Caponigro
HMM! Truth Matters! Lies have consequences.
chrysanthemum, 'Lava', sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
Valle de Valdebezana, Burgos, Castilla y León, España.
Valle de Valdebezana es un municipio español perteneciente a la provincia de Burgos, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla y León. Se sitúa al oeste de la comarca de Las Merindades, dentro del partido judicial de Villarcayo. Su amplia extensión ofrece diversidad paisajística y riqueza natural. En él se encuentra el embalse del Ebro, y cuenta con monte bajo y bosque en un alto grado de conservación. Abarca una superficie de 156,60 km² y cuenta con una población de 477 habitantes (INE 2017).
Se le incluye en la región geológica ibero-cantábrica, subdivisión de la comarca cantábrica. Se caracteriza por considerarse una zona plegada de la cordillera Cantábrica.
En las proximidades se ha descrito un sistema de fallas en tijera y transversales comprendido entre Leva Soncillo y Castrillo de Bezana.10 La consecuencia fue un conato de enlace de la cadena de montañas con la cordillera Cantábrica, por las sierras del norte del valle del Nela, Castrillo de Bezana y colinas y montes que bordean a oriente la carretera N-623.
Su extensión ofrece diversidad paisajística y riqueza natural, pues en él se encuentra el embalse del Ebro, y cuenta con diversidad de paisajes tanto de monte bajo y bosque.
Al norte tiene la cordillera Cantábrica y al sur una planicie de más de 1000 m. de altitud llamada La Escampada que es una anticipación del Páramo de Masa y La Lora. Antes de llegar a La Escampada se debe ascender un desnivel de casi 300 m. que por carretera se corresponde con el puerto de Carrales.
Valle de Valdebezana is a Spanish municipality belonging to the province of Burgos, in the autonomous community of Castilla y León. It is located to the west of the Las Merindades region, within the Villarcayo judicial district. Its wide extension offers landscape diversity and natural wealth. In it is the Ebro reservoir, and has scrubland and forest in a high degree of conservation. It covers an area of 156.60 km² and has a population of 477 inhabitants (INE 2017).
It is included in the Ibero-Cantabrian geological region, a subdivision of the Cantabrian region. It is characterized by being considered a folded area of the Cantabrian mountain range.
In the vicinity, a system of shear and transversal faults has been described between Leva Soncillo and Castrillo de Bezana.10 The consequence was an attempt to link the mountain chain with the Cantabrian mountain range, through the northern sierras of the Valle del Nela, Castrillo de Bezana and hills and mountains that border the N-623 road to the east.
Its extension offers landscape diversity and natural wealth, since the Ebro reservoir is located in it, and it has a diversity of landscapes, both scrubland and forest.
To the north it has the Cantabrian mountain range and to the south a plain of more than 1000 m. altitude called La Escampada which is an anticipation of the Páramo de Masa and La Lora. Before reaching La Escampada, you must climb a drop of almost 300 m. which by road corresponds to the port of Carrales.
The Westway kisses the Grand Union Canal before swooping away. Two trunk routes from very different eras frame Erno Goldfinger’s brutalist masterpiece Trellick Tower. Trellick’s grade 2* listed status saved it from the flammable cladding used to “beautify” nearby Grenfell Tower with such tragic consequences.
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la simple conséquence d'un monde uniquement fondé sur la propriété...
en parlant voiture, j'ai envoyé le message qui suit à mon assurance
je n'étais pas en tord
Je n'ai plus de voiture
Il manque toujours un papier
Ça gonfle
ça donne envie de rouler sans assurance
de se reposer sur le fond de garantie
Pour retrouver la paix
Et faire le deuil de ma Citroën ZX...
a simple consequence of a world based solely on property...
speaking of cars, I sent the following message to my insurance company
I was not at fault
I no longer have a car
There's still a paper missing
It's swelling
it makes you want to drive without insurance
to rely on the guarantee fund
To find peace
And mourn the loss of my Citroën ZX...
una simple consecuencia de un mundo basado únicamente en la propiedad...
Hablando de coches, envié el siguiente mensaje a mi compañía de seguros
Yo no tuve la culpa
Ya no tengo coche
Todavía falta un papel
Se está hinchando
dan ganas de conducir sin seguro
depender del fondo de garantía
Para encontrar la paz
Y llorar la pérdida de mi Citroën ZX...
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There are quite a few millstones languishing in the quarry below Surprise View, presumably a consequence of the dot-grit bubble bursting in the early 20th Century.
I really thought they'd not bother to repair this again but I was wrong. Work started this week.
White stands for the proposed borders of an excavation. When crews need to mark the limits of the excavation needed for a basement, or even just a trench, they mark the outlines in white paint. This is usually the first step before any underground infrastructure is precisely located. It shows where the digging will occur.
Orange chalk indicates communications. This could include cable TV, phone systems, alarm wiring, fiber optics, or conduits intended to carry signals rather than power. With our modern reliance on telecommunications, it’s wise to be careful when digging around orange markings.
Blue chalk s the color of water, thus it makes sense that blue markings indicate the presence of water lines. Though not as potentially disastrous as a gas or power line, hitting a water pipe or main would have some pretty severe consequences on a project and surrounding residents. Take care around water, despite the peaceful, blue color.
Yellow means natural gas, petroleum, or steam. It’s the color for urgency and caution. Anyone who’s tapped into a gas line and lived to tell the tale knows the value of accurate markings for gas lines. Oil and steam can be almost as problematic. Take care when you see yellow markings.
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one consequence of my Fulbright grant starting now instead of last August is that end point has been pushed out as well — overlapping with the Fall semester back home. so i have decided to take unpaid leave from Sonoma State this fall, and will be in Iceland through November, using the full extent of the grant and maximizing my time here.
SO glad i’m not yet at my halfway point in this amazing place!
The Lily Family enjoys streaming Better Living In The Pacific Northwest. However, with the repeal of Net Neutrality, their internet provider has deemed shows of that nature not appropriate for lilies and no longer carry the show. The Lily Family obtained their concealed carry permits yesterday and plan a road trip to Washington D.C. in the near future.
Stansberry Lake, Washington 2017
We spent the last September weekend at Balls 29, a big experimental rocket launch event in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada - the same place where Burning Man takes place. On Sunday morning we went to see the Fly Geyser nature wonder, located in the Fly Ranch adjacent to the playa. The Burning Man Project bought the 3,800 acres ranch in 2016. Thank you Will Roger to show us around the private lands at sunrise! Will lives now in nearby Gerlach, and is one of the 6 founders of Burning Man.
The Fly Geyser is the result of man-made drilling in 1916 when water well drilling accidentally penetrated a geothermal source. When geothermal water at close to boiling point was found, the well was abandoned, and a calcium carbonate structure formed over time. The structure changes shape over time. The geyser contains thermophilic algae, which flourish in moist, hot environments, resulting in multiple hues of green and red, coloring the rocks.
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This is the consequence of the anxiousness of man. He searches for solutions and answers within the Enigma, and in his preoccupation forgets the questions!
-At the Origin of the Christian Claim, LUIGI GIUSSANI
Colossians 3:25 “For he who does wrong will receive the consequences of the wrong which he has done, and that without partiality.”
Suspended in a single, decisive instant, the eagle occupies a realm where instinct and transcendence converge.
Take in Trinity Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, with a group of photography friends. It was a boat trip that was arranged to photography the eagles while they were feeding on herring that were spawning in the bay.
So cold you could freeze the balls off a brass monkey. I bet you think sailor Mike is a potty mouth? Not this time.....
In the past, war ships carried iron cannons, which required cannon balls nearby. The cannon balls were stored in a square pyramid with one ball on top, resting on four, resting on nine, which rested on sixteen. In order to prevent the sixteen balls from rolling away, a metal plate called a monkey with sixteen round indentations was secured near the cannon. As iron rusts quickly, the plate was made of brass. Whilst the rusting problem may have been solved, brass contracts much more and quicker than iron in cold weather. As a consequence, when the temperature was extremely cold, the brass indentations would shrink and the cannon balls would roll off the monkey. The temperature was therefore cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey.
Throw me in the water,
Don't think about the splash I will create.
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Fort de plus de trente ans d'expérience au Philadelphia Inquirer , Swanson a documenté les conséquences de l'ouragan Katrina (2005) et du tremblement de terre en Haïti (2010). Il a partagé le prix Pulitzer 2012 du Philadelphia Inquirer pour sa couverture des violences scolaires.
Swanson connaît le danger. Il était intégré aux unités militaires américaines en Afghanistan en 2003 et en Irak en 2004, lorsqu'il a été blessé par balle au bras.
Couvrir les manifestations actuelles à Los Angeles est risqué, mais moins mortel que de couvrir les combats.
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With more than three decades of experience at The Philadelphia Inquirer, Swanson documented the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (2005) and the earthquake in Haiti (2010). He shared The Inquirer’s 2012 Pulitzer Prize for coverage of school violence.
Swanson knows all about danger. He was embedded with U.S. military units in Afghanistan in 2003 and Iraq in 2004, when he was shot in the arm.
Covering the current protests in Los Angeles is risky, but less lethal than covering combat.
Credit : Eric Thayer
My two favourite birding locations in Ontario - Pelee Island and Prince Edward County - both jut into bodies of water and mark the southernmost tips of their regions. As a consequence, both areas host significant wine-making operations, which in turn attracts boutique hotels and restaurants and a very different kind of tourism.
The odd thing is that both areas have managed to retain large areas of very rough terrain for wildlife, and these tend to be unpopular with the folks from Ottawa and Toronto who are visiting for other reasons. That is quite obvious when backroading: driving on the many dirt roads that crisscross the areas near the water. Barred Owls, Red-tailed and Red-shouldered Hawks, Bald Eagles, and even the occasional Upland Sandpiper are fairly common sights on these rarely travelled routes.
I was alerted by my friend Paul to the location of a Red Fox den on one of these roads, and made a point of keeping my eyes peeled for adults and kits. This adult was spotted hunting for rodents along a grassy ridge alongside one of these roads.
I slowed down and stopped, pulling off on the opposite (wrong) side of the road, and then turned off the engine. Unlike the tamer Red Foxes around Ottawa, who are more used to sharing space with humans, these creatures are more skittish. Homes are pretty scarce in this area, and the Foxes are more natural predators.
In any event, I figured I had about thirty seconds to work. I had the windows down and my camera ready to go on the front seat. I wanted to really lean out of the window to avoid heat waves distorting the image. The Fox had just failed to catch something and had assumed a very focused pose, planning its next move. A short burst of three images and it was gone into the tall grasses of the nearby field.