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On traverse le temps avec de l'espace
des images glissent
c'est un paysage qui fuit
comme un abandon minuscule
tout y tombe disparait
le ciel devient immense sous ses nuages
les limites sombrent reste ce silence.
In memory of my best friend, David Fletcher www.flickr.com/photos/crocrocphotos/ . I'm sure the view from heaven is much better than anything we could ever imagine hear on earth. For those who might not know. Crocrocphoto passed away this past Sunday Aug 9, 2015. He had been battling CLL (Chronic lymphocytic leukemia) for a while now. He love photography, admiring others and sharing his photo's here on flickr. He will be greatly missed...
Autumn, also known as Fall in American English and Canadian English, is one of the four temperate seasons. Outside the tropics, autumn marks the transition from summer to winter, in September (Northern Hemisphere) or March (Southern Hemisphere). Autumn is the season when the duration of daylight becomes noticeably shorter and the temperature cools considerably. Day length decreases and night length increases as the season progresses until the Winter Solstice in December (Northern Hemisphere) and June (Southern Hemisphere). One of its main features in temperate climates is the striking change in colour for the leaves of deciduous trees as they prepare to shed.
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I found some old treasures in a little store in Brunswick, Maine! The place was filled with friendly people and items from my past...such a fun memory!
Still going through the northern lights photos that I took this winter at Twenty mile river. While I wait for the trees to bud and the flowers I am forced to go over my winter pictures
Another trawl through the archives finds this previously unused image of GBRf 'Shed' 66751 approaching Worksop station with what's thought to be the 9.21am West Burton PS - Thoresby Colliery coal empties (4K09) back in 2014.
With fossil fuels now considered 'persona non grata', this traffic has all but come to an end on the UK network and Thoresby Colliery, then Nottinghamshire's last coal mine, closed in 2015.
Oddly enough the coal-fired West Burton 'A' Power Station is still operational, although seemingly not for much longer - owners EDF announced last month that the facility will close in April 2022.
The rather splendid signal box is Listed status, so should hopefully grace any images taken around the level crossing for a few years to come.
This contrejour shot didn't make the cut back then, but perhaps the passage of time gives it a bit more interest value? Either way, it’s an image that's better viewed full-screen.
10.41am, 21st May 2014
Taken @ Soul2Soul
Take a picture of our past there in that ashtray
We had our fun, I used to light your flame
Like the dancing smoke that rose we tried to find our way
No one told me, she told me
Your love's like one last cigarette, last cigarette
I will savor it, the last cigarette
Take it in and hold your breath
Hope it never ends but when it's gone, it's gone
The last cigarette
Just to breathe reminds me of what used to be
The smoke's the ghost that keeps you close when I can't sleep
Don't ask the past to last, it's about to change
The memories don't answer when I call your name
No one told me, she told me
Your love's like one last cigarette, last cigarette
I will savor it, the last cigarette
Take it in and hold your breath
Hope it never ends but when it's gone, it's gone
One last cigarette, last cigarette
One I can't forget, the last cigarette
Right there at my fingertips
Got your taste still on my lips, right or wrong
You're still gone, gone, gone, gone, gone, gone, gone
We found our place
On the branch of an old gum tree
Our feet would sway
To a voice in the breeze
And birds would sing
On the banks of a narrow stream
This month the theme was 'together' for Flickr Friends, Melbourne. It was chosen by Gary and this image is my contribution.