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“The patterns we perceive are determined by the stories we want to believe.” - John Vernon
The last few days have been cold enough to produce a show of frosty fringes along the river where we sometimes walk. This particular pattern really caught my eye. I haven't discovered the "story" it tells but I do love the pattern. Maybe sometimes it is just an appreciation of something rather than an interpretation.
Another View of the ALLIANZ ARENA in Munich, Germany. Shot with Sony NEX-7 and Sony E 10-18mm F4 OSS.
In the Xi Tauri (Ushakaron) Star System, a mere 210 light years away from the McDonalds in my town, there is a planet that orbits Aldebaran. Scientists and all there fancy, highfalutin astronomy gear have long figured its existence but, have never been able to confirm it. Well, I know a thing or two about outer space and I can tell you that it does exist and it is known by the inhabitants as Blort. Indeed, I know this for sure because... I've been there! Yes! See that apartment balcony, third row from the left, eight from the ground? My good friend, Keegzat, lives there and we often trade secret strategies for dominoes; long, contemplative discussions on the benefits of a secure bitcoin wallet and the tender mercies of preconceived naughtiness when no one is suspecting the neither - a fine trick when nothing is working but the fanbelt.
For the Alien Worlds challenge over at the Worlds of Thrylium group.
Seemed rather appropriate for the new challenge at Award Tree: Back from the Future
*OF NOTE: It appears many Flickr folks know or knew of someone who is/has resided in this particular Apartment Block. Who knew the universe could be so small and interconnected, huh? Please feel free to leave a note (now that Flickr has brought them back) as to which unit it is/was/shall ever be, so help be the lord!
Eins der Gebäude am Düsseldorfer Medienhafen zieht die Blicke durch seine rote bemusterte Fassade an. Auf der Rückseite stehen Bäume und setzen mit ihren grünen Blättern einen fast surrealen Effekt.
One of the buildings at Düsseldorf's Medienhafen attracts attention through its red patterned façade. On the back are trees and set with their green leaves an almost surreal effect.
Foto: Klaus
Taken from Burrow Hill above Hopesay in Shropshire. The village bottom left is Kempton.
(11 images stiched together in Lightroom - hand held)