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I wonder if my rope's still hanging from the tree
By the standing pool where you drank me
And filled me full of thirsty love
And the memory of water?
I wonder if a king still fishes there
His back towards the burned-out air
His laughing catches singing loud
The memory of water
Your taste is blood and ecstasy
But I must drink you all alone
You're freckled like a speckled egg
A dove, but this bird has flown
O stay with me sweet memory
O stay with me
I wonder if my rope's still hanging from the tree
By the standing pool where you drank me
As pain flows through me like champagne
Of the memory of water
Memory Of Water - Marillion
Scenes like this occurred every day in the 1940s and 50s...but no more. The heritage fleet's visit to the Ogden Union Station brough back memories some thought were forgotten.
Collage, 2010.
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Looking at Childhood Memories. How the world is dictated by bright colours, the smell of sweets and ruled by your imagination.
“Memory is a way of holding on to the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose.”
[ Kevin Arnold ]
I know but one freedom and that is the freedom of the mind
[Antoine de Saint-Exupery]
something about tonight took me back to Saudi Arabia
the light
the temperature
the wind
the dust
I was flooded with memories
:(
a walk with my dog and a camera through my woods back home.
all photos also present in my photostream.
all photos by Jon Shand
Spotted in an Anitque Shop window in Porlock, Somerset, UK, this jigsaw reminded me of the many times I travelled on this train. See here for the evidence. Andrew.
Queensland State Archives ID ITM869683
This item comprises part of a collection which is inscribed on the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register - The Convict Records of Queensland 1825 – 1842
This series consists of monthly, and quarterly (1 July 1832 - 31 March 1837), returns of agricultural produce for the Moreton Bay penal settlement. These returns provide details of the amount of produce in store, harvested and disposed of. They were kept in compliance with regulation 26.7 of 1829.
There is a general heading: "Monthly Return (or Quarterly Return) of the agricultural produce at the settlement of Moreton Bay", from the first to the last day of the month (or quarter), and year. Then each page is divided horizontally in two under the sub-headings "Particulars" and "Issued or Expended". Beside these sub-headings, the page is also divided into columns listing the type of produce (for example, maize, wheat, tobacco, wool, arrowroot), and the amount in bushels and pounds.
Under "Particulars", there are entries for remains for the previous month, and produce of crops at the agricultural establishments (Brisbane Town, Eagle Farm, Government Garden) with the amounts for each produce in the adjoining columns; under "Issued or Expended" there are entries such as "To the Commissariat from the Agricultural Establishments", "To government live stock", "For seed" with amounts in the adjoining columns. At the bottom of each page are "Totals", an entry "Remaining on charge of the Agricultural Establishments" for the end of the month, and to 30 September 1835, the signature of Commandant Clunie
This volume contains six series of returns. The returns for agricultural produce begin at the front of the book
Only in this moment
Will my heart remind beside you
Only in this moment
Will a pacence stay alive
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Working with lead Seasoned visual artist Haleh Jamali and also supported by Lindsay McFarlane, patients have created artworks inspired by memories set into drawers. Each drawer draws on particular memory themes, is wall-papered with photos, text and images and contains found and made objects. The drawers are to be framed as hung boxes. Installed on top are memory bottles containing short pieces memories that patients can use to discuss with others. Created in Bannockburn Hospital, Stirling 2011-12
Memory Cloud is a platform that offers the people of Detroit an opportunity to engage in a dialouge about the city.
Photo by Jireh Hinton
Blogged ~ In memory of my beautiful Mum: www.zoepower.co.uk/2013/03/in-memory-of-my-beautiful-mum....
NB. Please excuse the quality - this is a scan of an old print - pre-digital!
The CCTV footage was the source of those canvas's, it was the closest thing he had to Marina now in visualisation, it was the only image of out there of that woman suffering.
There was only damn problem, despite all the fantasizing deep down he knew the cunt liked it, the only thing it gave that woman was shame. That one pitiful emotion that resulted in her burning that chair outside the hotel.
Still, nice pair of tits on her.
Now the sun's gone to hill
And the moon's riding high
Let me bid you farewell
Every man has to die
But it's written in the starlight
And every line on your palm
We're fools to make war
On our brothers in arms
Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits
'Islands of Memory' by Darlene Charneco. resin, nails, toyparts, flocking, enamel, acrylic on wood. 24" diameter.
Crystallization/Rebuilding on Islands of Memory...potential recovery of lost memories.
part of Self-Assembling MemoryPalace series.
This picture was taken in a parking lot on 4th Street in Marietta. It had snowed outside and the only thing disturbing the snow, is the imprints of someone's shoes. The shoeprints left a memory in the snow.
Each candle was lit in the memory of someone. This picture was taken in the church in downtown Christchurch New Zealand.
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