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Possibly the oldest play written in Ireland was in Old Irish. It has been translated by Eleanor Hull as The Colloquoy between Fintan and the Hawk of Achill, a druidic verse play. Pls read tags if you wonder about the hawk :)
Russula violeipes - Velvet Brittlegill ?
Rising Sun Country Park
North Tyneside
iPhone SE
6th October 2020
Possibly the best known sight on the faroe islands and definately worth a visit.
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Possibly- Phenacovolva gracilis (Adams, A. & Reeve, 1848)
--- Id help -spindle cowrie
Found: Motobu, Okinawa-Japan
Depth: 45feet on whip coral
Size:40-50mm
Photography by Shawn M Miller
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Possibly Stemonitis splendens Slime Mould on Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) sample material collected at Rowland Wood, Sussex Branch of the Butterfly Conservation England, East Sussex England
In chronological order from first observed on 12 February 2020
All images Focus Stacked with 31mm Extension Tube, 60mm Macro lens, 50 image files, f8.0, iso100
Possibly my favourite image from my trip to The Lake District this week, shot at Seathwaite Farm, in the Borrowdale Valley. Many thanks to Larry Sovitch for taking me to this place.
Possibly the most elderly Sierra seen during this trip, at a guess I would say this one is 1987 or 1988. Almost absolutely original, which is quite unusual in Greece especially when it comes to wheels!
Source: Scan of an original postcard.
Album: RSR...
Date: c.1920.
Postmark: unposted.
Publisher: Q. Edwards, 260 Ferndale Road.
Donated in 2025 by Mr R.S. Radway.
Repository: Local Studies at Swindon Central Library.
Possibly this big guy was yakking at a couple female Siberians nearby. At the Minnesota Zoo - Apple Valley, MN.
Crepidotus variabilis - Variable Oysterling
Rising Sun Country Park
North Tyneside
Northumberland
iPhone SE
18th January 2021
Possibly grey pine carpet but I can't confidently identify to species. Well camouflaged anyway.
Hope Valley NR, Shropshire.
Possibly Cepaea nemoralis or Cepaea hortensis (Banded snail).
Thank you for all your views and favs... :-)
Excerpt from www.mtr.com.hk/en/customer/community/art_huh_lost_found.html:
Art in station architecture
Lost and Found
Artwork Title:
Lost and Found
Artist Name:
Jaffa Lam (Hong Kong)
Artwork Location:
Hung Hom
Artist's Concept:
“Lost and Found” is a multiple-part work that weaves through an imaginative journey at Hung Hom Station.
At the platform, a series of ossified luggage, in a variety of styles commonly used in different eras, stand as a timeline at the historical terminal for cross-border transit. Moving on, passengers run into maze-like patterns flanking the escalators. The images are in fact the archetypal nylon canvas bags. What can possibly be found in these bags and cases? What have they lost?
Next to seating, lost properties, cast in recycled aluminium from scrap ships and vehicles, await to be found at the station: a crumpled handkerchief, an empty bottle, a tattered cap… look forward to a reunion with an armless watch and a lost shoe of a child.
“Let memory stay, and don’t get lost—here and now,” says the artist.
Possibly the most photographed abandoned homestead in the state of Kansas. It has been a favorite subject of mine for well over 10 years. Made with a Pentax K30 in June of 2015.
Possibly the last photo my Canon 6D will take, shortly after this photo the tripod was blown over and the camera fell 10 feet onto a rock.
Possibly the trickiest part of the An Garbhanach ridge in the Mamores. I love how the path leads into the rocks and then seems to say "right, over to you..."
The Ring of Steall carries on over the peaks to the right - Stob Coire a'Chairn and Am Bodach.
Possibly only the third confirmed Steineger`s Stonechat to visit the U.K. This bird was proven to be an incredibly rare Stejneger's Stonechat ..... Dungeness NNR, Kent: The possible Siberian Stonechat present 8th November-5th December has been proven as stejnegeri on DNA evidence (collected from droppings) I do not know who collected or sent off DNA for testing . I was not the first person to see this bird , indeed I photographed it three days after it was first found . I happen to pass the patch of broom on my way to work every day and this bird was hard to miss sitting twenty yards from the road
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Possibly a 44. Taken ages ago and now can't remember the details.
It's not a brilliant photo as I've had to crop out a large part which was "burnt" by sunlight.
Fuji (my son's cat...a real sweetie) checking out some flowers........had to keep an eye on her;)
Hope all is well in your corner of the world....thanks for stopping by.....xo
Happy beginning of the week, may it go well for you..
Possibly maybe finally being redeveloped in the near or medium or far future?
Fisher Body Plant 21
Milwaukee Junction
Detroit, MI
Possibly the only reason this chap was so relaxed was because I was behind my car and able to use the zoom lens and use said car as a rest to steady the camera.
This year has been a really bad one for me getting out and taking photos - covid has had a devastating impact as we have had to be so careful for others who relied on our well-being to be able to help them in the troubled times.
This was a carefully planned move to avoid everyone and get a bit of freedom for a change.
Ok, this is possibly the craziest thing that has ever happened:
This AM, my dad randomly emails me a photo that he took yesterday while flying down the Hudson River corridor with his friend who owns a small plane (a Cessna, I think). At about the same time, Pam and I were looking at an apartment in a new Brooklyn high-rise (we hate them -- we were just curious). While in the building, a fellow, also looking at the apartment, started talking to me about the planes flying around the Statue of Liberty and Staten Island. I happened to snap a photo and might have caught my dad's plane in the frame (AND at about the same time he snapped the photo he sent to me)!? Holy Magnolia-scale coincidence!!!!!!
A) I haven't talked with my dad in about a week and had no idea he was going to go flying. Anyway, it's pretty rare that he even goes flying.
B) He lives in Pennsylvania and I don't think has ever flown around NYC.
C) I've never been in a Brooklyn high-rise before and this is the 1st time I've even had this view.
Supersize him: farm3.static.flickr.com/2097/1987344170_9614a510b2_o.jpg
Possibly one of the most beautiful sunsets I have seen in a long time happened this evening on the West Coast of Scotland and oh my, it certainly caught me by surprise. Going out with the camera was a last minute decision and just look at what I would have missed had I stayed at home.
I tell what I would have missed if I would have stayed home, wet feet! That's the thing when you shoot at the coast, you have to remember that it is tidal in these parts so that you don't get wet feet.
I have to credit The Stranglers (one of my all time favourite bands) with the title for this one.