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"Keep Breathing"
A glint of sunshine, fresh air, beauty, and listen to nature's very own music.
The nature doesn't hurry yet everything is accomplished.
Look deeper and you will understand everything better, take a quite walk with mother nature, it will nurture your mind, body & soul.
Relaxing walk at the trail - Mt Cheam Wetlands, Chilliwack, BC
...i want change.
I wish I could say I thought of this idea myself, but I saw it on a blog with no credit. So to whoever thought of it first...how inspirational of you. :) And YES I defaced this bill.....please don't arrest me. Hopefully someone's bad day will get a little better when they see this dollar.. whether that day be tomorrow or someday ten years down the road.
Always keep going. Never settle.
This is at the intersection of 77 and Welch right near the observatory.
30 de Junio de 2012.
Que la brisa se cuele por la ventana y de un toque de amor entre tanta soledad.
The urge to father the next crop of calves is so strong that it makes these beast very restless .
They will charge around rounding up their hinds and warding off other would be suitors and then they will lay down.
No sooner have they laid down than they then get up and roar fearing the possible loss of status
They are in mental turmoil and because of this can be quite dangerous and un predictable so it is best to keep some distance between them and the camera. Seventy five yards is our space but each to his own.
I used to be an athlete in my youth and run for West Sussex but even at my fittest I would not have outrun one of these stags and now with knees and hips giving me problems there would be no chance of escape - hence the gap between woman and beast!!!
Why the title? Well for some tangential reason Robert Crumb, the cartoonist, popped into my head when I saw this guy.
Call it a lapse in my synapse, call it a link to the graphics course I took in the 70s when I discovered I was quite talentless. :D
Whatever, it reminded ME of Robert Crumb. Happy Weekend!
Divide, CO - Sometimes you walk into a room and the ambiance just makes you want to stop, and calmly exhale.
I'm pretty horrible when it comes to playing pool, but it doesn't keep me from enjoying it. In fact most sports I really enjoy playing that require some sort of coordination I'm terrible at. I may not be able to hit a golf ball straight but I can brew a mean* beer!
* - Yes a beer that is mean; it doesn't like pants, acts like a jerk in front of elephants and skydives over Houston.
The sun was hitting the top of the pool table which blasted a green color cast everywhere. In hindsight I should have thrown a flash in the room to clean it up. But I didn't and that's alright with me.
An entry into the large Misc. Category of the CCC. Snowy Castle dioramas have long been my favorite subject matter, so this was an extraordinarily fun build. This is my largest irregular base build to date, and features a full interior throughout the whole keep. The rockwork was made using my technic brick design, which you can see a tutorial on, here: www.flickr.com/photos/66620538@N04/albums/72157652122462202
The large pine tree design was borrowed from Shawn Kelly, he made a tutorial which you can see here: www.flickr.com/photos/utinni/albums/72157649431583611
There are lots of pictures here: www.brickbuilt.org/?p=1877
This is my final entry for the CCC, hope you like it :)
This is my latest keep for King Cormac and the Crown. It's my largest layout to date. I'll echo what I've said in the past: The more pieces I get, the bigger I'll make 'em.
DawnShire Keep is still my only creation to ever be blogged by the brothers brick. Still, many people were disappointed in it. I decided that after I bought the new King's Castle set, I would remake it. So, here you go.
Brickshelf when moderated.
Be sure to respect the crown.
I can't express how happy it made me to see there is still so much film being sold in Japan. It gives me hope that film photography will go on for another few years!
I keep forgetting the name of this shop — it's Yodobashi in Shinjuku — which was quite annoying when we wanted to go there a second time... This is only one of the few film sections there!
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Samsung NX10 • 30mm ƒ/2 Pancake
Living in a state that is really flat in most Places around the coast, I am used to roads being very straight, and not having to deal with the kind of things people deal with in states like Tennessee and North Carolina. They actually make roads that go uphill off the highways, designed exclusively to help "runaway trucks" come to a stop! Going downhill and riding your brakes just can't be done, or you can lose those brakes! Trucks have off roads where it's safer for them to barrel in, knowing that the incline will help them should they get into trouble and be unable to brake.
Once I was riding in North Carolina when my then fiance, David, made a comment, "You smell that? That's the smell of a truck about to lose its brakes". Going downhill and trying to slow tons of big rig down is really dangerous. There's a learning curve when it comes to driving in mountainous areas.
One of the prettiest views I've ever seen, this mountain pass was exactly what I'd hoped to see on the return trip from Bristol, Tennessee.
This shot was taken at a scenic overlook that I believe was in North Carolina.
Another building being boarded up to keep unsheltered people unsheltered.
"If you have men who will exclude any of God's creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow man." -Saint Francis of Assisi-
'Keep Reddish Tidy' exhorts a message on the overhead crane although the floor is still littered with major components such as the class 76 pantograph roof section and oil drums. 40 026 was the only class 40 in the 40 010 to 40 035 batch not to be named after a liner but was due to carry the name 'Media' after a Cunard Line ship.