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Lean on me when you're not strong
and I'll be your friend, I'll help you carry on
For it won't be long
'Til I'm gonna need somebody to lean on - Bill Withers
A bench — that isn't very level — is set up in the snow at the ice rink on Lake Louise.
Bill Withers - Lean on Me (Official Audio):
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOZgo8gMIoM&ab_channel=BillWi...
Happy Bench Monday!
another old buddy..:-)
Thank you very much all my friends for the info and links. God bless you all!
Explored : #472 December 14, 2008
While driving back from exercising I stopped because I spotted some trees with interesting light but I couldn't make anything work. I was going to pack up when I spotted these bottles lying in the grass on the park strip. Apparently I must have looked like I was in distress because several cars slowed down to see what I was doing and someone actually stopped and asked if I was okay. Doesn't everyone take pictures of empty bottles on a cold day resting on the ground? Just me? Have a great day and hope you find some treasures to catch your eye too.
ODC - celebrating the commonplace
A lean on the Sea Stack.
5 sec Long Exposure at Windwick, Orkney.
Pretty cool on the fingers today with a biting Northerly Wind.
Walking the back streets of Valencia, came across this precarious structure. Hopefully the big bad wolf doesn't blow it over.
N.B. Not a typo! - "coo" is Scottish for cow. Highland cows originate from Scotland but there are plenty in the Lake District too.
For the meat-eaters:
"Despite their cuteness, Highland cattle are primarily bred for their beef. Due to that thick hairy coat, Highland cows don’t need so much body fat to keep warm and they can graze outdoors all year round so they don’t need to store as much fat in their body to survive in a harsh climate. This all means that they produce a very lean and low cholesterol beef that is also very tender." Source: www.secret-scotland.com/blog/scotland-travel-vlog-august-...
Happy Fence Friday from the Lake District!
A couple of great horned owlets scowl at the photographer below, while mom keeps watch from the nearby barn (previous post).
CP 9363 leads a hefty train into the curve between Nashua and Tenney on the Elbow Lakes Subdivision. I could see this train from miles away traveling north of Minnesota Highway 9 as it approached the diamond with the BNSF Morris Subdivision. Much to my surprise, the Red River Valley & Western was sitting at the junction waiting to follow this train west into North Dakota. Timing is everything.
The head of a partly opening Agapanthus flower supporting a slender grass seed stem by our local lake.
Effect is purely from taking the description of the Slider Sunday group seriously and pushing all ten of my basic sliders to the extreme. Five each way! The background of the original image was just pale blue-grey water in the lake.
Happy Slider Sunday!
Happy Monday Blues too!