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This framing of an image from a few days ago was requested by Trish (nuframe) and Martina (martinak15).
"I wonder why I can't have light at least for a day...
Can't fake it
can't hide the blankness behind the curtain"
A few lines from the poem Human in the powerful book House of Sorrow by Ana Gonzalez (Restless little Soul), gratefully reprinted with Ana's permission.
p.s. I was hoping to have this kind of feeling from Samantha Barks look in Les Misérables.
Friday practice was wet, but so was Saturday qualifying. Almost all cars took advantage of the shortened session late on Friday.
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If the sun had been shining, this picture would have gone to the 'Winter Wonderland' group.
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Les Miserable (For Syrian children)
A slideshow for Children in Syria .....
You can watch the whole slideshow from here ..
Please watch the video to the end ..
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=i76HH7dUSWU&feature=youtu.be
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Imagine if these children were American or British ...
Would there be a different reaction by humanity ...
it's a tribute .. not a song ..
((its a combination between my vision and music))
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Ripped from its home, dragged around, bitten and chewed upon, then left on a rock like so much garbage. Some squirrel was very unkind to this poor mushroom. Sometimes being a fungi isn't so fun.
I nearly gave up at this point, (mid morning) It was turning thoroughly wet and still windy. Here, the looming mass of Fleetwith Pike just visible through the rain, makes the picture for me.
It was miserable trying to photograph in, as the rain was continually blown into the lens, especially difficult for long exposures like this one.
However, I'm glad I stayed on, as the waterspouts grew during the afternoon. The worst of the wet allowed a break for a soggy lunch anyway, though removing sandwiches from a plastic bag, whilst holding onto the tripod in winds gusting 60mph, wasn't a mean feat!
With the release of the Jor-El minifig, we now have minifigures of all the lead actors of Les Misérables! OK, Catwoman and Wolverine are kind of debatable since they are more based on the comics than the actors, but they're close enough.
I took these pictures in a fabulous weather.....
This reminded me somehow of the famous musical; The Miserables, I saw in London many years ago.
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... sorry, I couldn't stop myself.
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Framed by trees hinting at autumn's arrival, 14A roars into Menzies Creek on a miserable wet day in late April 2017 with the daily luncheon train to Lakeside.
A pretty miserable and chilly day in March 1964, although its still busy at Welshpool station with three trains present in the platforms. Here 80136 leaves with a service for Oswestry.
Times were changing on the fashion scene in ‘65, as the now famed anorak appeared alongside the ’60 icon duffle coat.
80136 survives today as a regular engine on the North York Moors Railway.
Had planned to finish my DIY projects today until I saw the rain !!!
Suppose I should be smiling !!! a free day !!! ;-))))
[...] There is always more misery among the lower classes than there is humanity in the higher [...]
-- quote by Victor Hugo (1802 - 1885), 'Les Miserables,' 1862
Vatican City (August, 2004)
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This is posted late in the week compared to last week's photo but I've been dealing with some general crappiness that has me left feeling uninspired and pretty dull. I'll deal with it.
we've gotta work, work, work it outt, make it right and the sun will shiine
sorry
I had a lovely weekend, spent Saturday watching Golden Girls and running some errands with mom (i got to wear my new boots for Autumn yay) and then today I went to church, had lunch at Tim Horton's (canadian eh) then went to the farm for their annual pumpkin festival which I haven't been to in SIX YEARS. SIX. I took some ~selfiezz~ and then managed to shoot someone new for my 100 strangers project :D
woop de doo this is all I have to say, have a wonderful evening you little rays of sunshine <3
Had some friends from Binghamton come up today. We stopped at KCP to take some shots at the old NYOW abutments in the park.
Brightening up another otherwise thoroughly miserable November day, Ex LNER A4 Class 4-6-2 no 60007 Sir Nigel Gresley arrives on Platform 9 at York Station after heading 1Z07, the 07:25 Potters Bar to York.
The brick building overlooking the platform used to be the location of the old Signal Box at York.
The Doncaster built Gresley Pacific was in charge of The Christmas White Rose, operated by Locomotive Services Limited (LSL) on behalf of Saphos Trains.
This was the first Christmas White Rose of the day, a second would follow within the hour.
Originally planned to arrive under the roof at Platform 5, a delayed arrival and an occupation by a tardy LNER Azuma meant a hasty trek over the footbridge on the top right to await the streak on Platform 9.
Number 87 for 100 Pictures : Cookie
I feel so sorry for this sad cookie that I haven't yet eaten him!
فبعضي لدي وبعضي لديك ، وبعضي مشتاقٌ لبعض ِ فهّلـآ أتيت ؟
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Suburban surf, almost anyway at Margate, Redcliffe with a little help from “Snapseed”.
Unpleasant weather predicted for the coming weekend and a low off the coast have whipped up huge seas in the Pacific Ocean. Even well into Moreton Bay, the wind is still making waves.
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Belgian Miserable cake... 4cmX4cm
Brought this from the Continent for you.
The Miserable is a wonderful almond sponge cake with a delicious buttercream filling: irresistible!
The cake is not as pitiful as the name suggests.
This small tart is among the top ten in the world of pastry.
Where it comes from is hard to figure out.
Around 1920 Pierre Gaelens works in Brussels at one of the most prestigious pastry shops in the country: 'Maison Jean Bol', run by two Swiss brothers.
There he learns to make Misérable.
The recipe he takes along to Knokke in 1932 and opens a bakery/patisserie on the Avenue des Arts.
In the Limburg Old Rekem they then claim that they made the best Misérable.
At the origin is a closely guarded secret recipe that baker Jan Jansen in 1929 brought back from Brussels and introduced in his village.
It has become the specialty of Old Rekem.
Another source indicates that the patisserie "Du Finistére" from Brussels, put almond cakes the first time in the shop window.
I could not find out the origin of the name though!
Such a delicacy... MISERABLE? I don't think so! LOL.
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...and loving it. I've been really spoiled with sunny weather for the events I've attended this year. Nice to get some elements for a change.
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Season ending championship races at New Jersey Motorsports Park.
Cold, rainy, windy... could not complain about it one bit. Always been envious of those that shoot in Europe in similar and more frequent conditions.
Infrastructural works on the Amsterdam Damrak. Hot tar was still bucketed with manpower. (c)Henk Graalman 3495
Here's the 4th comic strip featuring a new character called Blood Count. (Get it? Wakka wakka!) My goal will be for him to die at the end of each comic strip, but I'm open to the idea of him living as long as he's miserable.
I couldn't decide whether to call him Blood Count or Vlad the Imp. I liked both equally.
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