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The story is not in the plot itself
But in the telling.
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Found in the Gardens at Ault Park at Cincinnati's east side. Gardener's adopt a plot at the park install and maintain plantings of their choice.
"Let's see... if I move Roger Rabbit over there and Lamb Chop over here, and then flank Mom, I bet I can get them to play!"
"What are you thinking about Jasper?"
"Nothing! I wasn't plotting anything!"
Top To Bottom
Hat: Glitz - Sexy Witch
Head: Genus Project - Classic
Skin: Go&See - London
Body Suit: sixx - Batty
Nails: RAWR - Punkin
Rings: Yummy Demon
Boots & Socks: Eudora3D - Bramble (NEW at UBER)
Chair: 22769 - The Chair of the Witch - RARE
Broom: BALACLAVA!! Madeline Broomstick
Poses: DenDen Poses
Smuggly, another one of our neighbour's cats, was enjoying the sunshine in our garden today. He always looks like he is up to no good
** Taken For Potted Contest ** :) - If you guys don't know about this amazing game that came out at the end of 2022, well check out Potted. Its a lot of fun and stress free! Potted is NOT a breedable. :D
Jackdaw - Corvus Monedula
Studley Royal - Yorkshire
As always I extend my sincere gratitude to all who are kind enough to comment and fave my photos or even stop by and just have a look. It is very much appreciated.
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Built circa 1842 to carry boat traffic over the Plotter Kill as part of the Enlarged Erie Canal. The aqueduct was in use till about 1915. Rotterdam, New York.
Not actually my bike. Just thought it would make for a nifty title. Shot in August 2020.
Minolta SR-T 101b
Kodak Portra 400
A drake American Wigeon (Anas americana) homes in on his target...a hen preening herself off-camera. Unfortunately for him, she wasn't interested.
Washington D.C.
The Newell Family Cemetery near tiny New Bedford,IL. It contains the final resting place for generations of this area family, and unlike most other family plots, is located off a fairly busy road. Maintenance has been an issue in the past, but this visit found things tidy. The old fence, not so much....
This pair of Rainbow Lorikeets were sitting in the gum trees twittering away planning their raids on the local fruit trees nearby. They certainly seemed well fed! HWW
Revisitando una de las mayores locuras que he cometido en mi vida. En lo que respecta a fotografía creo que ninguna otra le gana.
Old cemeteries have the most interesting things. This family plot had this fencing around it with the chains you see, the chains had bells on them.
On their tombstones this family's name is "McKean", but on the wrought iron rail it is spelled "MacKean".
You see the look of concentration in his face. This is due to the fact he just hatched this sinister plot to play a trick on his food competitor, the Blue Jay, by hollowing out the peanut and making off with the actual contents but leaving the empty shell in place. He waits nearby and when a Jay falls for this by pulling the empty shell out of the green slinky, he starts laughing his head off. This is where his name comes from - Nuthatch – hatching sinister plots involving nuts. Ok, I won’t lie to you – hatch is related to hack – hacking at nuts wedged in crevices or green slinky like contraptions. But I like my word derivation better.
And this of course, brings us back to sinister plots. (WARNING: this is a rant and has nothing to do with the image)
Has anyone noticed that the price of gas at the pump is basically back to what it was before the price of oil began to tank. Well, you may think it’s because the oil companies finally paid attention to motorists who were loudly complaining that this cheap gas was raising havoc with their engines. (Remember here that the connection is that quality is directly related to price – the higher the price, the higher the quality and vice versa). Hmm, since when have oil companies ever listened to the average consumer? Exactly, never. So, I am sharing the real reason for this increase in price with you. Remember my two recent trips to Elk Island Park in my beat down old truck? Yes, you guessed it. Apparently, these trips of mine increased demand for gasoline so tremendously that prices had to go up in response to this shortage caused by my barreling down the highway. I would have been the last to think that I could single-handedly help out the economy this way. Ahh yes, so very proud. You are welcome!
So, I am left wondering, am I listening to an echo or are they playing the same old refrain (my initial word selection did not use refrain but I want to maintain my family rating; it starts with an s and ends in a t and there are two more letters in-between) over and over, thinking we won’t recognize the tune. Summer – gas price high – Winter - gas price low and it does not seem to matter one iota where the price of oil is at.
The Plotter Kill, just before it reaches the Mohawk River. 'Kill' is a Dutch word meaning creek or stream. Rotterdam, New York.