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I've just arrived (last night) in the Northeast, coming up from Florida.
Will be here till after the holidays, looking for an apartment, and so lots of unpacking, repacking, and tons to do.
I'll be catching up slowly......esp. since Flickr is being such a poop.
What's up with that, huh??
Hope you're all well, and looking forward to reconnecting. :-)
Thanks for looking... :)
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“In some parallel universe, there exists another you and also this message.
That version of you is thinking about you right about now.”
― Dr. Rajesh Ramayan`
sometimes my world goes wobbly, stones rain down, chaotic reorganization, footprints in the grass, lost between two parallel lines.
littletinperson
Parallel Lines...Featuring Swank with Ghostyss
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"The process of reciprocal rapprochement is parallel to that of reciprocal liberation."
Etty Hillesum
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Campo de Criptana is a Spanish municipality belonging to the province of Ciudad Real, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha. It is located in the natural region of La Mancha, within the sub-region called Mancha Alta. It is part of the commonwealth of Promancha.
In the town there is a large sample of the typical mills against which Don Quixote fought in chapter VIII of the universal book of Cervantes, thus becoming the hallmark of La Mancha. Of a total of ten mills, three date from the 16th century: Molino Burleta, Molino Infanto and Molino Sardinero.
Campo de Criptana es un municipio español perteneciente a la provincia de Ciudad Real, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla-La Mancha. Está situado en la comarca natural de La Mancha, dentro de la subcomarca denominada Mancha Alta. Forma parte de la mancomunidad de Promancha.
En la localidad se conserva una amplia muestra de los típicos molinos contra los que luchó Don Quijote en el capítulo VIII del libro universal de Cervantes, convertidos así en seña de identidad de La Mancha. De un total de diez molinos, tres datan del siglo XVI: Molino Burleta, Molino Infanto y Molino Sardinero.
As a compared to my previous photo, I've found another way to slice up the scene - a slightly different vibe.
This shot was taken nearly a year after the last and I think this location is definitely becoming a go-to spot.
additional Information: this photo wasn´t "photoshopped" in any way - only some corrections regarding color and contrast have been done - the content itself is completely untouched and original.
I hope someone enjoys and will make this to one of his/her favorites - also kind comments are very welcome!
Meanwhile I´ve choosen to do this into the group of "Your best shot 2016" due to a flickr friend as you can see under the comments...
...and because I like it too!
Wadi Rum liegt östlich der Stadt Akaba, südlich der Stadt Maʿan und parallel zur im Westen liegenden Aravasenke. Das Wadi ist ein Gebiet mit einer Länge von etwa 100 Kilometern und einer Breite von etwa 60 Kilometern. Es liegt auf etwa 800 m Höhe, wobei die höchsten Erhebungen der Jebel Um Adaami mit 1832 m und der Dschabal Ram mit 1754 m sind.
Wadi Rum (Arabic: وادي رم) also known as The Valley of the Moon (Arabic: وادي القمر) is a valley cut into the sandstone and granite rock in southern Jordan 60 km (37 mi) to the east of Aqaba; it is the largest wadi in Jordan.[1] The name Rum most likely comes from an Aramaic root meaning 'high' or 'elevated'.[2] To reflect its proper Arabic pronunciation, archaeologists transcribe it as Wadi Ramm
(Wikipedia)
My given theme for this week is Parallel Lines in monochrome so here goes number 1. Volkes Railway Lines Brighton East Sussex, UK.
My subject of interest was the fishing boat, but the photo ended up including this ornamental stone wall as well.
The wall is part of a children's play area, the latter of which is on the other side of the right hand wall.
I don't think the exuvia belongs to this male Eastern Amberwing, but it makes a great foot rest....
(Perithemis tenera)
-best viewed large
When I turn to the left,
I also turn to the right.
Although very similar,
We can never unite.
A mirror like barrier,
Existed from the start,
Keeping both our worlds,
The same, but strictly apart.
One question,
Keeps on nagging at me.
Am I the original,
Or just an image of he?
Poem: Jan Elemans
2013
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Parallel worlds
Beuningen
The Netherlands