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Historic Village of Shirakawa-gō ( a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Shirakawa-go (Shirakawa Village) is a Japanese mountain settlement in what was once considered a wild and unexplored region. Because of the area’s natural environment, with high mountains and heavy snowfall, interaction with neighboring regions was limited. However, this also created the conditions for the development of unique cultural practices and lifestyles. Now registered as a World Cultural Heritage site.
High tide tonight was only 5’1 m so although it battered the boat and the water was pouring in it wasn’t enough to shift it off the rocks. I could be posting pre wreck photos for days/weeks to come. It’s very sad to watch.
Cold hearted girl
Don't hurt me like this anymore
I'm waiting by outside your door
Saying, "Baby, can we talk?"
Stupid boy, you keep on begging but I won't let you in
You keep on crying but you know what you did
I'll never let you back in
You say, "Go away, go away"
Go away, go away, go away
Go away, go away, go away
Don't come back here anymore
Go away
This is a photo I took at last nights Mets game! The game was NY Mets vs. WA Nationals and the final score was 13-10 in favor of the Mets!! Such a good game!! So much fun!! We had some great seats too! Not spectacular seats, but they were nothing to sneeze at! ^_^
I'm stopping by to say hi to all of my friend here in Flickrland! I have a chance to spend a little time here in Flickrland, but I'm off for vacation on Sunday and I won't be back till next Saturday.... I should be on more often after that, but I'm still working around my computer not functioning properly still...
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a common but iconic african bird,
the Grey Go-away-bird ( corythaixoides concolor ) is famous for his call that remind the sound "go-away".
it's an highly vocal bird and like to bother predators and humans when around.
here the bird is feeding on acacia flowers.
"go away"
along okawango river , kavango area , Namibia
original 3K file here:
Thames Marine Services Fuel Tanker "Conquestor" heading upstream at Isleworth. West London. England, U.K.
there was water cascading down an almost vertical, rocky hillside by the sea, the sunlight was strong, and these were the patterns as the water flowed fast, over a huge boulder ....
I found it a lot easier going up to Castle Crag in this direction rather than the steep climb through the trees.. also looked good for going to Dale Head Tarn.
From the look in its eye this Female Goosander looks to have made a wrong turn further upstream, as she encounters some rapids on the River Ribble...
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. If this is what going out feels like then I would rather stay in! Enjoy!
The majestic shape of Beinn Eighe reflected in the dark waters of Loch Coulin. I only normally see this in winter draped in snow, but was impressed with the amount of scree, so Go Down Easy, by John Martyn, works in a few ways. Luckily the midges were non existent!
Amish neighbors leaving our house and going home.
I didn't tell the story in the proper order. They stopped at our house because their horse was overheated. After watering horse and people, they decided the horse should not be strained further by pulling the buggy. So, in order beginning on the left: young son walking, mom leading tired horse, dad on scooter with daughter in basket (see yesterday's image), buggy being pulled by uncle with youngest son inside (see photo of several days ago).
It is fun to live in Amish country!
The downward ramp of a multi-storey car park in St Alban's. Found the combination of lines and curves very pleasing.