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This is madly oversharpened by Flickr :( So please click here to view the original (It really presents better on black)...
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Altogether I had nine or ten sightings, but still I couldn't quite get the perfect shot today - this one is ok but too high in the tree to get the best angle :-(
It has been pouring with rain for hours here, so this is to cheer us Brits up. Alimore Green Staffordshire UK 21st August 2018
This field was once Common Ground and has not been ploughed for a Thousand years , if ever.
Not a bad field for bugs. butterflies, crickets and lots of other invertebrates. A fair few wild flowers including Orchids.
This was taken at the Flanders Field American Cemetery on Saturday (11/11/2006). The US Army Garrison Brussels Officials honored the fallen with the reading of "in Flanders Field" and the laying of wreaths at the Memorial, also read was the answer to in Flanders Field, which was called "in Flanders Now" by Edna Jacques.
both can be seen here:
rcl554.webcentre.ca/commem/Poems.html
It was quite moving to think of those that had fallen and the only identification on their marker is: a Solider Known Only to God
I saw this crop of purple flowers on the way to Devizes yesterday but I have no idea what they are at all. I do know they aren't Borage!
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The Kiel Canal, known as the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Kanal until 1948, is a 98-kilometre long canal in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. The canal links the North Sea at Brunsbüttel to the Baltic Sea at Kiel-Holtenau
Make It Interesting • Challenge 1 (Field)
Source image with thanks to Bert Kaufmann
model - www.deviantart.com/art/yellow-sun-dress-hand-on-head-8487...