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Golf course Bensheim, done from a hot air balloon

Chevreuil - Roe deer

Capreolus capreolus

Ezekiel 35:8-9 “And I will fill his mountains with his slain. In thy hills, and in thy valleys, and in all thy water-courses shall they fall that are slain with the sword. I will make thee perpetual desolations, and thy cities shall not be inhabited: and ye shall know that I am the LORD.”

horizontal posts for fencing

Alnwick Castle golf course to ourselves on a lovely Saturday afternoon.

Northern Shoveler 5336

 

AN/SA - 1017/4374

Lors du Carnaval de Québec.

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Witchy Vibes (Make Up EVO X)

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Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Oxford/129/128/24

 

Taxi to main store: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Smooth%20Peaches/167/213/1502

..."The time is with the month of winter solstice

when the change is due to come

thunder in the other course of heaven

things cannot be destroyed once and for all

change returns success

going and coming without error

action brings good fortune

sunset, sunrise"...

 

Chapter 24

- Pink Floyd

View On Black

This golf course no longer exists.

Circuit de Nogaro, France.

River Ugie and Peterhead golf course.

The Charlene A and crew heading out. The cabin light is on, steaming along at 7.5 knots. The fog is heavy, you can smell and taste the salt in the air. It's time to go fishing.

 

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Vallée de la bièvre en couleurs.

Foinaven in the distance on the left and Arkle looming larger towards the centre.

I am not sure about this image, the surface of Loch Stack was heavily rippled by the wind and uninviting but I persevered with a 10 stop ND filter resulting in a 30 second exposure. What do you think?

Pigment ink on tea bag paper over gold leaf. Cold waxed.

L'été est une période très prisées pour les courses hippiques à Chantilly.

Summer is a very popular time for horse racing in Chantilly.

Lower Darnley, PEI

Modified Agfa Isoly

Purple Gallinule - this species of bird is usually found in South-eastern US, Mexico and Central and South America. On a trip back from Montreal I received news that this bird was spotted on the shores of the St. Lawrence river in Eastern Ontario. After a couple of hours of looking we almost gave up and as we were leaving the bird presented himself first by foraging in the shoreline banks, I'm not quite sure what he was after, and then in the shrubs for wild grapes. Apparently there was enough food to sustain him even in the colder climate as he was fairly active. Unfortunately it was late in the day and I only had a couple of minutes with him before he scurried back into the brush.

... the Fourth of July just wouldn't be complete without a couple of fireworks pictures... this small display is courtesy the Cottage Grove Speedway ...

This is one of those new-to-camera- lens-yard-and-me shots. The house wren arrived some days ago but I was unable to get a shot off until today. Not sure what she’s up to. She’s been checking out all the holes left by the downies and nuthatches and seems to like this one the best. Her pose seems to indicate that she feels she’s part of the in-crowd and I am just glad she acquiesced to do this shoot.

Naturally, this shot was facilitated by perfect positioning of the Adirondack. The major challenge was, however, to not drift off into a snooze. This was accomplished by some mental gymnastics that involved perfecting the recipe for what I call Apple Blossom. Of course it’s not a flower, it’s the perfect summer drink. I was introduced to this in the early eighties in Victoria’s Inner Harbour in a place called the Captain’s Palace (changed to Huntingdon Mansion). It’s one of those Victorian mansions converted into a restaurant and they really serve(d) wonderful fare. And part of the breakfast menu was, you guessed it, the Apple Blossom. I could have stayed there all day sipping this nectar of the gods and observing the goings on in the harbor. They never did tell me what the ingredients were but due to my tenacious nature (I’ve been called a pit bull) I am now getting awfully close and finally reaping the fruits of my labor.

The “In” Crowd – Ramsey Lewis Trio

The In Crowd (Shindig) – Dobie Gray

 

On the way up to a castle ruin a few years ago in November, I passed through a forest left entirely to itself. No tree is felled here, and fallen wood remains where it lies — nature is allowed to follow its own course. It is a wonderful, quiet place to pause in awe and simply enjoy. The autumn beech leaves add an extra touch of atmosphere to the scene.

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An arty take on the 8.53am Redcar - Fiddlers Ferry Power Station (6M17) loaded coal as it passes through York station.

 

Keep it quiet but Freightliner Shed 66551 was just tagging along for the ride.......

 

11.10am, 25th June 2018

Bath, ME RR Bridge across the Kennebec River

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A bit of offroad action from the 2017 Gympie Short Course.

One of the main grandstands at the Goodwood horse racing circuit.

Of course on our bucket list at our stay in San Francisco and Sausalito later. Hard to catch, mostly covered in strong fog. Finally on our last day with some nice light.

Circuit de Nogaro, Gers, France.

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