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To pick a flower is so much more satisfying than just observing it, or photographing it ... So in later years, I have grown in my garden as many flowers as possible for children to pick.
Anne Scott-James
tones: Pioneer Woman actions and Bärbel's PS/PSE actions
texture: kim klassen
wish you a good sunday :)
Apple tasting, apple picking and tree climbing at the "Vergers Lafrance" in Oka this autumn. Eating an apple and already thinking about picking the next one :)
Captured last Sunday on the fragile shoreline of Westhampton Dunes, Long Island, NY.
These homes were all destroyed and the only access road leading to them destroyed, several years ago, during a hurricane. A new incorporated village was formed as the remainder of the township didn't want to pay for a new road. It all can and will happen again...their destruction by storm that is.
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly taking nectar from a Wild Bergamot floret.
Common though not so abundant this year.
I'll be the one to pick you up again
When you decide you've had enough of it
I'll be the one
I'll be the one
A line up featuring vehicles from Go-Coach involved in moving delegates attending the Lambeth Conference on behalf of Stagecoach South East from Canterbury City Centre to the University of Kent Campus. On this particular day Go-Coach provided a total of 23 buses to perform shuttles between the University of Kent Campus and the City Centre.
Pictured in Giles Car Park, the staging point for the vehicles withing the University of Kent complex, we see (from left to right), 9518 SN59 AWJ, 9011 LK57 AXT, 5014 YJ62 FUG, Jubilee liveried 8345 YX66 WFF, 4503 YJ09 MMU, 8344 YX66 WFE and 5013 YJ62 FUD. Sunday 7th August 2022.
Stanier 8f 48305 arrives at Quorn and Woodhouse with a pick up goods. Great Central 'Railways at Work' Gala 2023.
How is a bucking bronco persuaded to leave the arena after he has unseated a rider? That is the job of the pick up man, who also rescues the rider in the unlikely event he or she is still in the saddle. I was glad the fence was there as the horses sped by with all four feet off the ground. This photo was taken at the youth rodeo in Paris, Idaho.