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The last autumn leaves with their characteristic yellows, reds, browns, maroons, purples, blacks, whites, dark greens, light greens, rose through the air to the rhythm of a Chopin symphony.
Showing prominent pink spots. This bug is very small.
Lit using a hand held torch. Seen on one of the very many spreading mallow plants around Newbury House in Wood Green.
April 14, 2020 - Pine cone in the grass. My wife and I have been spotting a lot of pine cones on our lawn this spring.
Taken on the 9th of March 2014 and uploaded on the 8th of August 2026.
Back when I walked a bit further afield than I now do, I passed this tree often and have a lot of photos of it.
I used to imagine it having a face, just out of (our) sight, as it watched innocent wanderers round the bend into view.
In the later hours of daylight, as it faded, the tree would lower a smaller branch and tap the wanderer lightly on the shoulder and say, quite gently, though in a voice not unlike Sir Christopher Lee: "Good evening..."
There are a lot of ancient woods outside Gravesend, Cobham Woods being one. HS1 and the Channel Tunnel rail link cut into and destroyed large parts but what is left is wonderful, with almost infinite paths to follow.
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Ephrata, PA
This will most likely be my last photo for 2017. Thanks to everyone for following me and for all of the likes and comments on my shots through the year. Each and every one is appreciated. Wishing all of my Flickr friends a great 2018! Happy New Year!!!
"The village’s tin-roofed houses, which sprawl between the Pok Fu Lam Reservoir and the high-rises of Chi Fu Fa Yuen estate, have often been dismissed as a slum. But Pok Fu Lam deserves not to be overlooked: it is one of Hong Kong Island’s few indigenous villages, with a history stretching back almost 400 years..."
More of the story: "here"
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Pokfulam Village, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
"The village’s tin-roofed houses, which sprawl between the Pok Fu Lam Reservoir and the high-rises of Chi Fu Fa Yuen estate (in the background of the pic), have often been dismissed as a slum. But Pok Fu Lam deserves not to be overlooked: it is one of Hong Kong Island’s few indigenous villages, with a history stretching back almost 400 years..."
More of the story: "here"
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Pokfulam Village, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
I joined my wife and our dog for a walk on this beautiful evening. I wanted to participate in Flickr Friday this week with the theme Bugs. The only insects that are thriving here right now are ants. Pictured here is a rather large ant hill on the street. If you zoom in you will see the ants hard at work. #Bugs
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Photo of the day September 18, 2026 - Blaze enjoying his Friday night relaxing on the back of the couch.
You don't expect a local machinery repair to occupy a ground floor shop in the business district these days.
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Hing Wan Street, Wanchai, Hong Kong
"The village’s tin-roofed houses, which sprawl between the Pok Fu Lam Reservoir and the high-rises of Chi Fu Fa Yuen estate, have often been dismissed as a slum. But Pok Fu Lam deserves not to be overlooked: it is one of Hong Kong Island’s few indigenous villages, with a history stretching back almost 400 years..."
More of the story: "here"
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Pokfulam Village, Pokfulam, Hong Kong
Mr Lam of "水記", one last dai pai dong in central.
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Gutzlaff Street, Central, Hong Kong
Photo of the day July 26, 2022 - My wife planted a couple of Vancouver centennial geranium plants in a planter near our porch.