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Keep Off! Bales of silage ready for winter feed for the animals
Rollei Superpan 200
Agfa Isolette 1
Kodak HC-110 B
Nokia 5.3
Affinity Photo
No matter how dark the tunnel, there’s always a direction forward. Keep moving, the path is lit.
حتی در تاریکترین مسیرها هم، همیشه راهی به جلو هست. حرکت کن، مسیر روشنه.
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Keep Out....Until Game Time??
Back in the day this sign would of never worked as when I was young (1970s) we would be playing unsupervised baseball games all the time. We would climb over fences to get to a field if needed, didn't matter how many kids we had (8 to 18) didn't matter, we were playing.
Today.....where are all the kids. I never see a ball game that isn't either little league or travel ball, what a shame. The pickup games we used to play were the best!
And today is the Detroit Tigers first game of 2025......Go Tigers!
Keep right on to the end of the road,
Keep right on to the end.
Tho' the way be long,
let your heart be strong,
Keep right on round the bend.
Tho' you're tired and weary
Still journey on
Till you come to your happy abode,
Where all you love
you've been dreaming of
Will be there at the end of the road.
Sir Harry Lauder (1870-1950)
(9" X 12") Watercolor painting
Sail on, sail on, ahw baby, sail on
Sail on, sail on, ahw baby, sail on
I don't mind you sailing, but please don't sail so long
Oh boys, now don't you want to ride with me
Oh boys, now don't you want to ride with me
I've got the best sailor in this world you ever seen
Going away, going away but I ain't gonna stay
Going away, going away but I ain't gonna stay
'Cause that sailor you got, I sees it each and every day
Sail on, sail on, ahw baby, sail on
Sail on, sai l on, ahw baby, sail on
You gonna keep a-sailing, till you find your mama gone
KEEP AWAY!!!
Me, being dive-bombed while photographing a colony of Common Terns on Long Island, New York.
Thanks to Robert Pierce for this photograph
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This thing is badass down to the last detail, and I never realized it until seeing it in person for the first time this evening. NS really knocked it outta the park with the DL&W, and it is now in my personal top five.
Fifteen down, five to go...
Many of the RGBs were down on floating reeds and stems from last year's growth. I took the opportunity to photograph this one in an opening close to the edge. He gave me a trill.
Sign along a sandy trail at Amerson Park leading back to a small pond. I've hiked this trail many times and have seen a few snakes, but as of yet no alligators. I'm sure there are a few back there, so be careful as you walk through tall grass or step over logs. You never know what's under there.
This photo is part of my Exploring Macon project featuring images taken around Macon and Middle Georgia.