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The trees here in the Chilterns Woodlands are changing colour rapidly now and shedding a good carpet pile depth of leaves to decorate the floor in this shot. I'll be back again when the frost kicks in to hopefully add some mist.
"If you ever plan to motor west
Just take my way, it's the highway that's the best
Get your kicks on Route 66!"
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Just too many cute Poppys in one day. If there weren't another day to this convention, I could still go home happy. So much cuteness!!
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Two weeks ago my doctor referred me for physiotherapy, but I still haven't heard from them.
So I am trying to do some simple Pilates moves.
This exerise is still way beyond my ability, as I can't even lie on my front ... yes I've tried and even tried to lift my leg, but it is much to painful.
Named after a song by Paul Revere and the Raiders, she reminds me of a cross between Cher in the mid-60s and Marlo Thomas during "That Girl!"
Love those long earrings!
When the sun sets, the city lights up again. The Ghent lighting plan kicks in as thousands of lights are switched on. It’s not a mishmash of styles, but a carefully crafted network of atmospheres and accents. The concept was developed by the famous lighting designer Roland Jéol. In 2004 the City of Ghent won the International city.people.light award for this lighting plan. The Michelin guide awarded it three stars – Law Courts, Ghent, Belgium
Today we went to the Highland Gathering at Castle Hill, NSW, Australia. It was a great day and the Scottish gods must have been looking down on us, as it was a beautiful sunny day. We have had two days of torrential rain and storms and it was even raining early this morning, but by the time we arrived at the showground, the sun was out.
#47 on Explore on 9th March, 2008.
What shocks me as a photographer is how ordinary people could just walk on by - without a care on their faces mere inches from putting their heels on the faces of people sleeping on the streets of Bath.
It’s not much to ask. Just a door to lock.
A door that won’t break when someone kicks it.
Door with a keyhole. Respond to that knock
Or not. My choice. It’s broke so let’s fix it:
The world, I mean. Not the door. That’s ok.
It’s my door, to my room. Look: here’s the key.
The world, though. That’s different. Somewhere to stay
Is what we all need. Somewhere to be me
And not just someone you blithely ignore
When you see me sleeping on the street.
Let’s begin with this. A door. Just a door
To start with. A door. Food. Then light and heat.
The world must respond to this simple truth:
Let’s all have a door. Let’s all have a roof.
poem about homelessness by Ian McMillan
I'll be back to the summer chronology soon but figured I'd put up an oldie just for kicks. In the good old days I would run the numbers of all CNW's road power through the UP car trace and see if there was anything nearby. I suspect this was one of those times. A westbound manifest grinds up Knapp Hill on the Adams line behind a CNW and an SP SD. It was a good time for variety on the UP. May 9, 1998.
Sprocket, taking advantage of a pair of shoes, randomly left on the carpet, as her resting place.
Explored August 1, 2026.
My friend gave these to me as a gift. They where a half a size too big so I took them back. I had to take a couple of pictures first!
Boarded up...but the pink kicks seem new.
Atlanta (Edgewood), Georgia, USA.
28 June 2018.
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