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At Ali'i Kula Lavender Farm on the island of Maui. Reports to date about the fire have not mentioned this, so I am cautiously optimistic about its survival. On the other hand, the damage in the Upcountry town of Kula indicate that many of the homes there are destroyed, leaving homeless even more of the workers on Maui.
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I'm using love of nature and colour in my attempt to be optimistic.
Greenhouse orchid, never having known anything but optimum conditions, has no reason to be otherwise. Enid a A. Haupt Conservatory, New York Botanical Garden, the Bronx, NYC -- May 21, 2022
Happy 2021 , Dear Flickr friends !!
Let us leave this sad 2020 behind us , having gained lessons about Love, Compassion, Pain, True Harmony, Universal Peace, Friendship, and Democracy!
Some times misfortunes can become great Teachers in Life , and the result is to proceed ahead with a clear mind and a brave, refreshed heart…
I have left Flickr for a certain period…..again!! But here I am….again!! Hope, creative and optimistic as always!! To have again, my warm human and Artistic exchange with my extra talented flickr, Nature- Lovers- and-Photographers friends!!! ❤️❤️ 😊😊
Two local inshore fishing boats tied up at the quayside at Scarborough harbour, Optimistic and Enterprise at dusk on Thursday evening.
I had purposely gone to the harbour to get some sunset shots as the sky had been a very vibrant orange on the previous evening but as usual I did not have a camera on my person only my iphone and while I got off a couple of shots I wasn't happy with the images and so made the trip down again the following evening.But the sky was nowhere near as vibrant though I was quite happy with a couple of my results.
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I had planned to post a forward-looking optimistic post to anticipate the New Years celebration. However my community was visited by a horrific fire today that has put a huge damper on local spirits. A grass fire likely started by a downed power line spread quickly fanned by 80 mph winds into two communities east of Boulder, Superior and Louisville. At least 600 homes and several businesses were quickly consumed, making this the most destructive fire in Colorado history. Additionally a hospital was evacuated, but thankfully was not damaged by the fire. At this time no deaths have been reported, but a thorough evaluation won’t be possible for a few days. Ironically our first major snowstorm is forecast for tomorrow.
This photo is not the Marshall fire described above, but rather is from the 2020 Calwood fire, also in Boulder County. The scene provides a sense of the overpowering nature of fires in an arid landscape, which are becoming a more common occurrence outside of the “fire season,” likely due to climate change.
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Be the black sheep but not a statistic
May not know who you are but you know what you got
So hang on to the absurd
Hey, have you heard?
Hope's not a four-letter word
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Historic flood levels have caused terrible devastation in the Fraser Valley but the kindness, cooperation, giving and care shared by the community is truly cause for a positive and optimistic view of things!
Anything Goes 2021: Colour Monochrome
I came across this strange scene of an ant pulling on a wing of a healthy sweat bee. Despite of its size, the ant was giving the bee a hard time, because it could not take off.
A more optimistic view of rural Ireland than yesterday's photo, though some people see those wind farms as (pardon the pun) 'ass'-inine..... :-)
In March the avenue of pleached limes at Mottisfont is carpeted by blue chionodoxa. Ray thought to take a few plants home for our garden.