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** Not exactly certain where I took this shot but it was somewhere on the Maine side of the Canadian border . I was driving from Bar Harbour to Saint George in Quebec I had pulled over to take a break from driving when I noticed the train tracks. I thought the tracks winding through the autumn foliage was rather pleasing
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Exactly 1 year ago today .....
at the end of a very hot day and just minutes before the closing time of the National Park we found this adult female Tiger resting in an open area in Nagarhole Tiger Reserve, India
IUCN Red List: Endangered
Bengal Tiger
panthera tigris tigris
Bengaalse tijger
tigre
Tiger
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Not exactly the Shot I wanted. Wings a bit tattered; Focus not exact, Pose could be better. So, I still haven’t found what I'm looking for… But isn’t that what makes this photography thing so much fun, and a reason to get up tomorrow and try again :-)
(Nikon - Sigma 150-600 @ 600MM - 1/500 @ f7.1 - ISO 200)
It's not exactly tack sharp, because it was getting dark when I visited The Habitat in Belmont yesterday, and I had to increase the ISO. But I hope it captures the atmosphere of "unknown promise beyond the gate". It had rained earlier, and I think that helped to set the mood.
Happy Friday all!
Exactly 3 years ago today, on an extended photo tour at home, I passed the railway line between Koblenz and Trier, where the sun was just fighting through the fog.
Heute vor genau 3 Jahren, auf einer ausgedehnten Fototour in der Heimat, kam ich an der Bahnlinie zwischen Koblenz und Trier vorbei, wo sich gerade die Sonne durch den Nebel kämpfte.
EXPLORED June 6, 2009 #390
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2MySm6vIvQ
Just gearing up for Aerosmith in 18 days...Oh baby!! :-D
Exactly the same conditions last night except for the usual bank of low cloud that put paid to it. Tide wasn't quite as high but the lighthouse was surrounded, just.
Woke up with no ear worm finally. Just a dog that had taken a liking to my down jacket arm.
There is no concrete evidence on who exactly was the first to invent the windmill, whether it was the Chinese or the Persians is up for debate. Regardless, both cultures began using this technology around the same time for the same purposes.
Some believe that the windmill technology was brought to Northern Europe as a result of the crusades, however their horizontal axis design rather than the vertical axis system, makes it just as likely that the Europeans discovered their windmill independently. The first existing illustrations from 1270 A.D. show blue-prints of the post mill type of windmill.
The post mill was composed of a four bladed mill mounted onto a central post, which used wooden cog-and-ring gears to covert the motion of the horizontal shaft to vertical motion that turned a grind stone. According to the Illustrated History of Wind Development, the wooden cog-and-ring gear was used by Vitruvius, an engineer of the Augustan Age, to develop the first horizontal axis water wheel.
The tower mill design is believed to have come into existence around the late 1300s, with the earliest known illustration being of a Normandy Mill between 1430 and 1440. The tower mill was made with sloping walls, a cap that could be rotated, a horizontal wind shaft, and vertical sails.
The smock mill, developed by the Dutch in 1526 based on the tower mill, is a vertical tapered tower with four to six sides topped with a cap that rotates to bring the sails into the wind. The smock mill was named from its resemblance to the smocks worn by farmers at the time.
Over the next 500 years windmills gained many diverse applications beyond just water-pumping and grinding grain including irrigation, drainage pumping, saw milling of timber, and processing tobacco, spices, cocoa, paints, and dyes.
Exactly 2 years ago today shortly after 6 in the meadows of my homeland.
explored: May 26, 2022, #181
That was exactly three years ago, my friends - a magical place, full of beautiful memories... there is also a little longing...
I have stitched 4 high-res 16mm photos for this image
Ein magischer Ort - Machu Picchu, Peru
Das war genau vor drei Jahren, meine Freunde - ein magischer Ort, voll von schönen Erinnerungen...ein wenig Sehnsucht ist auch dabei...
Ich habe 4 hochauflösende 16 mm Fotos zu diesem Panorama zusammengesetzt.
Not exactly for all the right reasons though, My wireless remote broke down and so i've gone old school now and back to a cable release. Never experienced such extreme weather conditions since as I live in the midlands and only enjoy a couple of holidays a year in the south of the UK
Ayrmer Cove is a beautiful, secluded sandy beach, which you can reach on foot most easily from either Challaborough Beach or the nearby village or Ringmore.
On this particular day we walked down from the National Trust car park.. we were the only people there except for one other person as we we leaving. So I was in my element in the elements as it were..)
Not exactly the bird of prey I was hoping to catch but being in London, it's quite a rarity to come across the illusive talons.
However on one occasion I did have a sparrow hawk fall into my lap, well garden :-)) Wish something like that would happen again. Pigeons, crows and gulls will have to do for now!
Wish you all a lovely weekend :-)
Usually yes, but exactly here, on the street? Could be from the course "How to cause a traffic jam 101".
Middle of the road, on busy Zhongshan Road (中山东一路) along the Bund.
Just to get those historical buildings behind them perfectly framed the traffic has to pass around...
Shanghai's wedding photograpers are becoming more and more reckless (above) and particularly rude to fellow photographers: While doing the panorama of the Garden Bridge, one of them tried to forcibly remove me from my spot - only by telling him "你神经病吗？我叫警察！" and reaching for my cell phone I was able to stop him from touching my gear.
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There is a whole variety of believers. Whosoever comes to these desolate mountains couldn't be exactly ambitious, at least not over worldly matters, and one can be sure life is hard here.
Maurice Gendron and Mstislav Rostropovich (pno), Chopin Cello Sonata - Largo ( How are the two of them getting along?)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KtbmO6qfPA
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eve-57S6Gw0
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6no0IQq9LWQ
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfzVegGAhaw
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虚谷的画，有一种透明感
www.bilibili.com/video/BV1SU4y1x73R?from=search&seid=...
baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1667846468186918518&wfr=spid...
Sanyu (常 玉), a Chinese Painter living in Paris ( in Chinese )
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJW_hkr753Y
www.youtube.com/watch?v=50h71Xy-emQ
Tsuguharu Foujita (藤田嗣治) (1886-1968) Expressionism
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NSmXAjO_Rg
Chaime Soutine (柴姆·蘇丁)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB4N6SVob9M
Moise Kisling
www.google.com/search?q=moise+kisling+paintings&tbm=i...
PS
Sanyu was nicknamed the Modigliani/ Matisse of the East. He came from a wealthy family having been taught Chinese poetry and ink painting by one of the Emporer's scholarly advisors in his youth. He studied arts in Japan for a couple of years before turning to Paris in his early 20's. Instead of attending any of the academies there, he chose to hang around saloons. He extended many of the aesthetic formalities of both of the East and the West, since he painted only from his heart and soul. He blended the styles from both the West and the East very uniquely, in subjects, materials or treatments. Other than expressionist exaggerations , he is also a great master of minimalism, keen to capture the very essence of the substances with a few symbolic strokes. His paintings are well received both in the East and the West. For a long time, his paintings are fetching a very high price. He is the only Chinese painter who had essentially integrated into or even pioneered Western painting albeit with things which could be traced back to his background. In his later years, having squandered all his money away, he became extremely poor...
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On Health by a Korean Physician
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oodt7__cxCk
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Ricardo Odnoposoff plays Zigeunerwiesen
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pWCgE_KbiU
Max Bruch
Forgive me
I may have said things
That aren't exactly
The way that I feel
I told you I'd be strong
I said that I moved on
But it doesn't take long
To realize
That I'm not over you
But if there is somebody that makes you feel happy
Tends to your heart in the ways I'd been lacking
Then who am I, who am I to stand in your way
To stand in your way
To stand in your way
I won't stand in your way
I know it sounds crazy
But I need you to trust me
If it's how it must be
Then I'll fade away
When it finally feels true
Then do what you have to
Cause I'd never blame you
For not choosing me
But I'm not over you
But if there is somebody that makes you feel happy
Tends to your heart in the ways I've been lacking
Then who am I, who am I to stand in your way
That I feel is no longer your burden
If there is someone that can make you feel perfect
Then who am I who am I to stand in your way
To stand in your way
To stand in your way
I won't Stand in your way
Down the road someone will ask me if I know you
I'll pause for a moment, I'll smile and say that I used to
I know...looks exactly like autumn. But it's all fresh foliage from a few weeks ago succumbing to what has become an obvious personal processing preference. I've been thinking I need to present a "greener" view of the season but I always seem to end up here... browns and golds replacing greens, dark replacing light. Speaks poorly to my state of mind... ;-)
on the corner of Russel square
Russell Square is a large garden square in Bloomsbury, in the London Borough of Camden, built predominantly by the firm of James Burton. It is near the University of London's main buildings and the British Museum. Almost exactly square, to the north is Woburn Place and to the south-east is Southampton Row. Russell Square tube station sits to the north-east.[1]
It is named after the surname of the Earls and Dukes of Bedford; the freehold remains with the latter's conservation trusts who have agreed public access and management by Camden Council. The gardens are in the mainstream, initial category (of Grade II listing) on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.[2]
Jan Blomqvist - Empty Floor Damn great tune !!! ^^ ♪ ♫ ♩ ♬
Emma wants the secret to be told.
that the fucking rainbow has no gold.
and she knows exactly what to say
confusing it completely the next day
and we just wanna feel something we're not
forget about the limits that we got
like you're losing your senses
abusing them too much
your never-endin' dance is
endlessly untouched
the illusion of chances
confusing you too much
another try of breaking fences
seem to fall with just a touch
Emma knows exactly how you feel
but you cant even ask if this is real ♡
Pic taken at Winter Trace SL
Exactly four years ago, our beloved Ares joined his friends Neolinchen and Käterchen to live with us!
#MacroMondays
#Buckle
The research for what exactly the (belt) buckle you can see in my image is called almost took longer than taking the photo itself – because this is actually one of my test shots ;) But sometimes the test shot is the best, and I liked it, so I went for it. I couldn't find a definite term for this type of buckle but on Wikipedia, I found the so-called "Western or cowboy buckle" that at least works in the same way as this buckle does: it has a pin on the underside which is inserted into the belt hole of choice (and comfort). This buckle even has two pins, one which fixates the leather strap underneath the buckle, and the aforementioned pin to adjust the belt's length. This also makes it easy to take the buckle off the belt without damaging either belt or buckle.
The belt is what one might call a fashion belt (it belongs to my Mom, magrit k., and she says that it is from the 1970s or 80s) but unlike most fashion things today it is of very sturdy and good quality. Although the belt is very slim (only 1,4 cm / 0,55 inches wide), the red leather strap itself is really thick (3 mm / 0,11 inches) and it's still in excellent condition.
But enough of the belt because here I have photographed the buckle on its own. The width of the buckle (and therefore also of the frame) is 1,8 cm / 0,70 inches. The length of the decorative element in the buckle's centre part is 2,5 cm / 0,98 inches. That deco element is embossed with tiny dots (bokeh!) and its shape is what I'd describe as a hybrid between an H and an X (to me it also looks like a tiny person with raised arms reminiscent of some statues of the Mayan culture).
Light sources were a natural light photo lamp from above and two LED lights, one from the left (equipped with the semi-translucent yellow bottle cap colour "filter") and one from the right (red transparent chocolate box colour "filter" placed in front of it). It's a single shot captured wide open at F2.8 for that extra shallow DOF and bokeh.
One last thought: The small red and orange "bokeh worms" in the upper middle look like telescope eyes to me, and together with the colours this reminded me of a Gecarcinus quadratus, a colourful land crab species that is also known as "Halloween crab" or "Halloween moon crab". So maybe this isn't a belt buckle at all, but a "Halloween buckle crab" ;)
HMM, Everyone, and have a great week ahead!
Yesterday my first Monarch came out of her Chrysalis,
took exactly 24 days from the day I harvest the eggs,
Please look at her Mother laying the egg,
www.flickr.com/photos/komotini49/28079357197/in/dateposte...
Our of the same group they are 11-12 ready to come out,
I have a new cage that I can put 4 flower pots with milkweed for the Caterpillars,
So happy someone opened my eyes from reading about them and how to help,
I be happy to give all the info you need.
Have a delightful week ahead.
I don't know exactly know what the gray nesty thing is,but it looked like an arched sculpture of some kind.Anyway,I used it to frame the Brooklyn Bridge.
Exactly one year ago I flew to Iceland. It was a gift that the country was covered with a thick blanket of snow
I do not remember exactly when I began searching for waterfalls with my kids in the woods of Switzerland. But our little adventures developed into a family hobby. At some point in time my children have begun to say to all people we met on our trips „We are waterfall chasers!“. Well, a few weeks after I had found this little waterfall here, I also led my friend Sam form the USA to this place in a fairytale forest. And the clan of „Waterfall chasers“ has grown by one member from overseas.
Well, I will be away during some weeks and I wish everyone a wonderful summer ;-)
Thank you for your time and interest in my photos, your visit is most appreciated :-)
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Featuring the new Summertime Bliss Set by Nutmeg.....this set speaks for itself. Exactly what any home/garden needs for a lovely summer retreat. From the set is:
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Paintings
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Horse Statuette
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Drapes w/Shadow (with texture/color change)
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Chandelier (Varied lengths; short, med, long. Also included: version with light on/off and without)
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Window Frame Headboard
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Bed Adult and PG versions
Nutmeg. Summer Bliss Pear Bowl
Find this set here and now at Shiny Shabby: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Shiny%20Shabby/160/119/21
Nutmeg & RKKN mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20Holdings/129/126/21
Nutmeg Flickr: flic.kr/ps/Yr6Sn
Also from Nutmeg and part of the Grandmas Cottage Collection:
Nutmeg. Grandma's Cottage Basket w/Flowers
Nutmeg. Grandma's Cottage Bench Dark Adult
Find it now at Kustom 9: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/kustom9/116/98/22
Part of the Nutmeg Forgotten Library set still out at the Anthem event for a limited time:
Nutmeg. Forgotten Library Bust
Nutmeg. Forgotten Library Candlestick 1
Anthem Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Anthem/86/161/1114
Various items now out at the Nutmeg Mainstore: (LM above)
Nutmeg. Disarray Round Wooden Table w/Cloth
12. Nutmeg. Garden Getaway Straw Hat
Other decor used;
Apple Fall Hartley Fencing Tall, Wide - Silvered
(Fundati) Ruins Desierta -pillar head
-Garden- by anc "clover" three 1Li
E Baily Ivy
Thanks for your support! 😊
Red is the ultimate cure for sadness.
~ Bill Blass
... this is a decorative heart made of raffia / bast fibre with a strap for hanging ... (re)discovered while rummaging around in my boxes with Advent / Christmas decorations : ))
... captured for Macro Mondays - theme of December 2, 2019: Red
(width of this image: exactly 7 cm)
Happy Macro Mondays everyone !!
Thanks a lot for looking and your feedback : )
I will be browsing late in the evening due to work
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von ganzem Herzen
für die Gruppe Macro Mondays - Thema: Rot
Ein Deko-Herz aus Bast mit einer Schlaufe zum Aufhängen ... (wieder) entdeckt beim Kramen in meinen Kartons mit Advents- / Weihnachtsschmuck : ))
Eine schöne erste Advents-Woche euch allen
Dumps in former mining areas have become part of the landscape over time. This is exactly what the Förderverein Bergbau Erbe Saar e.V. Ensdorf/Saar did not want to happen. It wanted "a symbol for the 250-year mining tradition on the Saar... and for the necessary new beginning and structural change thereafter! "He succeeded in doing this by organising a competition and the winning project by Pfeiffer Sachse Architekten. The Duhamel slag heap is once again becoming a landmark. A new unity emerges from the interplay between the heaviness of the slag heap and the lightness of the polygon. Both the slag heap and the project reinforce each other's effect. Although static as an object, the polygon appears almost kinetic and has a completely different effect depending on the view. Sometimes almost unstable, like a triangle on a point, sometimes broadly dominant. From a distance, the figure is almost intriguing because it cannot be grasped directly. Then, on the approach and ascent, it disappears, only to unfold all the more dramatically in all its facets on arrival at the plateau. The polygon becomes both a stage for the far-reaching view and a magnet for the view from a distance, a land art that also fulfils a functional function as a viewing platform.With simple means from the production of industrial culture, a spatial framework made of sectional steel has been created here, a sculpture that emerged from local steel production. A complex effect was achieved with simple means. The artificial light effect has also emerged from the structure and enhances its effect at dusk with discreet use.This project between land art and steel construction is an extremely successful sign for the client, the architects and engineers. It is an understandable and at the same time an emotional project for everyone, far beyond the region.
Halden in ehemaligen Bergbaugebieten sind über die Zeit teil der Landschaft geworden. Angenommen von der Bevölkerung, riskieren sie ihre Symbolkraft über die Zeit zu verlieren.Das ist genau das, was der Förderverein Bergbau Erbe Saar e.V. Ensdorf/Saar nicht haben wollte. Er wollte « Zeichen für die 250-jährige Bergbautradition an der Saar… und für den erforderlichen Neubeginn und Strukturwandel danach! » Dies ist ihm mit der Auslobung eines Wettbewerbs und dem Gewinnerprojekt von Pfeiffer Sachse Architekten einprägsam gelungen. Die Halde Duhamel wird wieder zur Landmarke. Aus dem Wechselspiel zwischen der Schwere der Halde und der Leichtigkeit des Polygons entsteht eine neue Einheit. Beide, die Halde und das Projekt verstärken sich gegenseitig in ihrer Wirkung. Der massive Sockel wird zur Bühne einer leochten begehbaren Skulptur.Obwohl statisch als Objekt, wirkt das Polygon fast kinetisch und hat je nach Ansicht eine völlig andere Wirkung. Mal fast unstabil, wie ein Dreieck auf einer Spitze, mal breitspreitzig dominant. Aus der Entfernung ist die Figur, fast intrigierend weil nicht direkt erfassbar. Dann bei der Anfahrt und Auffahrt verschwindet sie, um sich um so dramatischer bei der Ankunft auf dem Plateau in alle Facetten zu entfalten. Sowohl eine Bühne für den Weitblick als ein Blickmagnet aus der Entfernung wird das Polygon zum Landart, das zudem noch als Aussichtsplattform eine funktionelle Funktion erfüllt.Mit einfachen Mitteln aus der Produktion der Industriekultur ist hier ein Raumfachwerk aus Profil-Stahl, eine Skulptur entstanden, die aus der lokalen Stahlherstellung hervorgegangen ist. Eine komplexe Wirkung wurde mit einfachen Mitteln erreicht. Auch die künstliche Lichtwirkung ist aus der Struktur hervorgegangen und verstärkt ihre Wirkung bei Dämmerung mit dezentem Einsatz.Dieses Projekt zwischen Landart und Stahlbaukonstruktion ist ein äußerst gelungenes Zeichen für den Bauherrn, die Architekten und Ingenieure. Es ist ein verständliches und gleichzeitig ein emotionales Projekt für alle, weit über die Region hinaus. Quelle bda-bund.de
Exactly a month after my previous visit to Stourhead, I returned to see the trees changing colour, as the days get shorter. The House at Stourhead is on higher ground than the landscaped gardens. Since the COVID restrictions the route to the gardens is via the higher level and a long walk down through woodland. We were rewarded with this beautiful view over the treetops. The Autumn colours in the trees were beginning to show.
Which is exactly what it was, when you stood on the top of the cliffs at St Abbs in Scotland.
The silence was broken by the sound of the many sea birds, which nest on the rocks lower down.
The small Lighthouse of St Abbs Head is perched on the top of the cliff face, beaming light out to sea, warning of the perils of getting to close.
A beautiful sunrise cascaded its colour across the sky, as a new day dawns.
So yesterday when we had sunny weather, I decided to go to the beach for a shoot. The way down to the beach is quiet steep and there's a lot of very big uneven rocky steps. Got most of the way down, set up the tripod, and then the heavens opened up. Quickly packed away my gear. Struggled up the big steps in the wet, feeling like my legs were about to fall off. Reach the top for the sun to come back out and the rain to stop. ☔😂😂 There was no way I was doing that trek again on the same day.
At the top is some beautiful meadows, I spotted what I call 'tall daisies' and went over to do some macro flowers. This beautiful butterfly decided to land nearby and was lucky enough to get a few shots of it, so I was happy to be going home with this image, despite the fact I could have stayed near home and got similar shots, without the 40 minutes round trip in the car 😂😂😂
Not exactly Linus' most intelligent expression but that's what he often looks like when he watches THE BIRDS. His feathered friends are particularly active at the moment, especially those among them who will soon migrate southward. Birds preparing to leave his garden to spend several months elsewhere and out of reach isn't a concept Linus can approve of.
Exactly on time EC 197 accelerates out of Lindau in the very last light of day bound for Munich. I tried for this shot with the earlier train last October but had no luck with the clouds. I was sweating bullets watching the shadows grow, any delay would have meant failure but thankfully things came together. With electrification of the line rapidly advancing this will almost certainly be the last summer for this shot minus the poles. With such a small window of light the poles will almost certainly ruin the shot.
Exactly a year ago I made this shot while travelling through Denmark. It seems ages ago, while on the other hand time flies. The June month last year was wonderful, very sunny and warm, while until now the month was cold and the weather very variable.
I took this shot at the island of Mandö. I first went to Römö (a Waddensea island) but because of mass tourism I fled from there, and ended up at this little gem (when you like solitude) where Oystercatcher were the main birds around. They nestled everywhere, and caused a lot of noise when you came too close.
This scene was at the local campsite, and it was very amusing to see these youngsters chasing their parents. Whenever it had caught something the young ran towards one of them, and literally pulled the prey out of the mouth of their parents. They were also curious to see what they were doing.
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Bite Marks: The White Crow - Bite Me More
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It's been a month exactly since I let you all know that my blogging responsibilities could no longer be met and I'd be super busy iRL (though still around from time to time). Well, this is the first time I've had a chance to really be around since that post and I was both surprised and honored to realise that a number of my sponsors kept me on anyway. So here's a quick post, to show some goodness I love. I have no idea when my next post will be but <3 to you all for still following me. ^^
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Exactly two years passed after taking this picture. I still come back to it, one of my finer pictures in my opinion. There is another one of the same occasion. The reference in the old comment is to the second one.
The one from yesterday stood out from the series of shots I made, panning the tram as it passes me by. The story is the same (or is it?) Gang of brothers riding the tram, hanging down from it. They were full aware of me picturing them, so the "V" is directed to me. Then on a closer look, noticed the second one, a little shy, maybe even embarrassed. Taking part but staying close to the tram. Anyway, they were having fun, and I was having fun, taking pictures of them.
Dried squids ready to sell. To slightly grilled, have it with seafood sauce...yummy!!:))
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For thoughtfully;
Efforts and courage are not enough without purpose and direction.
John F. Kennedy
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Take care my artist friends,
Sunny
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Thanks to those of you who wished me a good Holiday, actually I do not leave till Saturday so you will have to put up with me for a few more days.
This image could not be more different from the previous one of Wild Poppies. This is an image of the formal container garden outside the Orangery at Versailles in France. Not quite my sort of garden but I do rather like the geometry of the shot. It’s a long way from nature but then so are most gardens if we are honest
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Cattle Egret at Westhay. One of seven feeding around the cows off London drove. We now get hundreds here. Global warming?
Not exactly the White Cliffs of Dover.
The Potomac River is 6 miles/9.6 km wide at this point in its 406 mile/653 km long journey from the West Virginia Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay. Because of the river's choppy waters, the Park is slowly losing its beaches to erosion and has closed a beach-side swimming pool. More recently, five newly refurbished water-view cabins on unstable cliffs can no longer be used. The line in the trees is the park road. Most of the park is at that elevation with trails down to the beaches where storms churn up fossils and shark's teeth.