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This is so lame. I got a flat tire on my truck and it took forever to get a tow truck to come out and fix it cuz I had no idea how to get my spare tire.
A flat white is like a latte, but with a greater proportion of coffee to milk. The milk is “texturised” – heated slowed and then folded into the drink. Obsessive? Oh, yes.
Onto the fun stuff
The tan flats with the gold buckle - love these too, they fold up so easy to put in a purse, and very comfortable, go with everything.
The Frankies - these are interesting, the Standard Brisbane mom shoe. Says "I'm cute and kind of sexy but trying to be subtle about it, maybe it's casual Friday on Eagle Street. " I looked for a pair for ages in my size and surpruse surpirse I found them at a thrift shop nearby in perfect shape. One size too big but I can def make it work. 😆
The Salt Flats had water! This is Salt Flat in Texas with the Guadalupe Mountains reflected in the oddish blue waters. Did you know your foot will sink up to your ankle in salt/mud like in quicksand near the water of the salt bed? I do. Now.
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This time of the year, early April, the sea is flat calm and so serene it looks almost oily. Taken as we head back to Angaga from Madivaru Manta Point.
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Actually called 'Furzey Squirrel', I believe this is the vessel that serves the very small island of Furzey nearby that has an oil well.
Poole, Dorset
12th February 2024
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Diesel locomotive N461 'City of Ararat' at Kangaroo Flat. Along with P15 they were on a wagon transfer train from the Bendigo Rail Workshops (BRW) at North Bendigo to Melbourne.
16th June 2026.
This series are photographs taken while discovering this magnificent 'bush' Capital of ours and the surrounding region.
I moved here to live at the end of May 2014 and this grouping were taken in late January on a Saturday drive.
Captains Flat is an historic mining town south of Queanbeyan in the Southern Tablelands of rural New South Wales with the Molonglo River running through it.
"The area was originally inhabited by Ngarigo Aboriginal people prior to European settlement. The town formed as a result of mining for gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper and iron pyrites in the hills surrounding the upper reaches of the Molonglo River. The town boomed from 1881 to 1899 then went into a rapid decline until 1939 when rail access revived mining activity for another 23 years." [Text courtesy of: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captains_Flat]. For detailed information on the township visit: www.captainsflat.org/
There are so many areas of natural beauty in and around Canberra, it's certainly worth a visit!
The reason they are linked to my pinch river profile is because they will inevitably feed into my work at some stage in some way or another, but for now can just be enjoyed as images of the area that captured my attention and inspired my creativity.
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Inspired by the children's book, "Flat Stanley", by Jeff Brown. My sister is introducing Flat Stanley to her class and gave me her Stanley to take pictures of.
This photo is un-edited and a favorite from the trip I just went on to CT.
Back flat against the Mabel Dodge Luhan house in Taos, New Mexico, runs the sacred land of the Taos Pueblo. It’s hemmed in by a barbed wire fence, and if you follow it for awhile, to where it bends square and keeps on running, you’ll eventually come up against La Morada de Don Fernando de Taos, a crumbling adobe built probably in 1860 or so where the Penitentes worked super hard for their salvation, applying techniques and devices that are more commonly seen in S&M joints anymore.
The Penetitentes were flagellantes, possibly of a Franciscan order, who also very likely believed that:
"Sin can only be expiated by suffering, and that forgiveness can most surely be obtained by self-inflicted torture. Particularly are they to follow the sufferings of the Saviour on Mount Calvary, to the foot of the cross; and sometimes even by being raised upon the cross itself." [1]
There barbed wire continues its run along the land occupied by the morada and then briefly, suddenly, narrowly jags onto the sacred pueblo.
This is where (I was told) the Penitentes made their run, sometimes carrying the charred black cross that stands at the outset of the path, maybe stopping at any of the many stone crosses that are inset in the earth. Their goal was its twin and counterpart, a white cross of the same immense proportions, some distance away down the thin sacred red sangre de cristo earth trail.
They weren't permitted to step off the trail. This was all they were allowed of the sacred land.
I’m told too that this is where Georgia painted her cross.
"You Spaniards and Christians are crazy and desire us to be so also. You are so crazy that you go along through the streets lashing yourselves like madmen, shedding blood."
— An “Indian Wizard”, or more likely a Medicine Man, as quoted by Benavides in his 1630 report to the King of Spain
[1] This and the other citation are both from Spanish Mission Churches of New Mexico by L. Bradford Prince, LL.D. (Books of the Southwest: The University of Arizona Library)
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