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The low sun highlighting the beautiful wing feathers as this cormorant dries off after fishing in the River Lossie.

solo, orange and yellow garden tulip. canon ef 50mm 1.8 lens. hawick, scottish borders, scotland.

2013 All Chrysler Nationals Off Road Course Hosted by Rausch Creek Offroad Park & demo rides by Brenner Chrysler Jeep.

Retired Alumni Director Jim Ashlock, '54, welcomes Clarice Turner, '50, to the Alumni Banquet.

jumping into the sunset

A few more shots from Serena's Yellow Butterfly Day.

Kids - this is what we had before everyone had a cell phone. It was called a pay phone. And no, you could not send a text with it.

Do you know what's worth fighting for?

When it's not worth dying for?

Does it take your breath away and you feel yourself suffocating?

Does the pain weigh out the pride?

And you look for a place to hide?

Did someone break your heart inside,you're in ruins

 

One, 21 Guns

Lay down your arms

Give up the fight

One, 21 Guns

Throw up your arms into the sky

You and I ...

 

When you're at the end of the road

And you lost all sense of control

And your thoughts have taken their toll

When your mind breaks the spirit of your soul

Your faith walks on broken glass and the hangover doesn't pass

Nothing's ever built to last, you're in ruins

 

One, 21 Guns

Lay down your arms

Give up the fight

One, 21 Guns

Throw up your arms into the sky

You and I ...

 

Did you try to live on your own?

When you burned down the house and home?

Did you stand too close to the fire?

Like a liar looking for forgiveness from a stone

When it's time to live and let die

And you can't get another try

Something inside this heart has died,you're in ruins

 

One, 21 Guns

Lay down your arms

Give up the fight

One, 21 Guns

Throw up your arms into the sky

One, 21 Guns

Lay down your arms

Give up the fight

One, 21 Guns

Throw up your arms into the sky

 

You and I

 

By Green Day

bird taking off

The dog is watching the boys head off to the school bus, wishing that he could tag along.

 

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This spot by the B5291 was really interesting, not only for the view straight up the lake, but alslo because of all the bits of broken pot, bottles, and china that was everywhere. They must have all come from the Hotel up the road as quite a lot of them have it's name or image on. What we spent ages trying to decide was wether they'd just been dumped over the hedge on the surface in the last 30 years, or if they'd been burried earlier and the recent flooding had eroded the bank and exposed them.

Zidane walks off

haha, decided to try something new.

 

woopwoop

Walt Disney World - Epcot - Canada

Can I buy you a drink?

Wild horses on the Lower Salt River in Arizona!

A sailor chats to a friend outside the Bottle & Glass Inn, before setting off to war. Black Country Living Museum, 9th November 2013.

Leeds Station on a Sunday evening.

 

West Yorkshire, Leeds Railway Station

September 2014

Face is a bit better. This is what it looks like with the goggles off.

A worker boards a work boat bound for a dredger in Galveston Bay.

These very attractive figures were made in sapele by Gordon Hannah.

The sun was setting in Wildwood when I took this shot.... I love getting those golden colors that make everything so vibrant!

 

Even though the boardwalk is a ghost-town in the winter, I like taking a moment to photograph something as small as these lights.

Show off. Not a great picture, but I thought it was hilarious. This fellow patiently waited for this group to get close and then he rose up and quickly spread his wings before taking off in a great splash of water. Going the whole width of the inlet in a frantic display as he skimmed across the surface, and churned up a lot of water, but never quite managing to get enough lift for take off. In fact he was hardly flapping his wings. I don't think he's caught on to the importance of that yet. Still too young. What a show off.

 

I got worried though. By the time he reached the other end of the inlet he was noticeably running out of steam and even dipped under the surface a few times. I thought he might have pushed himself too far. But he made it. He was kind of wobbly when he managed to stumble on shore.

 

As for the other ducks. They hardly gave him a glance and kept on with their stroll. Not impressed. Poor guy.

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