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Posting five photos taken yesterday, 12 July 2025, when I did quite a long drive SW of Calgary and SW of Nanton, including Williams Coulee. It was a hot day and reached 30C. The scenery is beautiful the whole drive and I knew there would be old barns to see and photograph. The only bird photos I took were of Vesper Sparrows, a Swainson's Hawk on a pile of hay bales, and a Western Meadowlark.
I got lost a few times, and was confused when one main road I turned on to gave it as 120 St E on my car GPS. I had never experienced that before - I have always known it as Highway 2! I ended up leaving that road and driving E until I found myself in an area that I was familiar with. I don't usually drive in this whole area, so I hope I remember that 120 St E is the same road as Highway 2.
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[Re-posting this not-quite-in-focus photo that I took on 5 November 2005.]
In November of 2005, I made my first trip to Paris. Catherine had invited me and offered me a place to stay with her and her family at her newly purchased apartment. BUT... a week or so before boarding my flight, she told me that her place wasn't ready yet thanks to problems with one of the contractors. So, another Flickr friend, Maja, told me that she would help and contacted someone she knew in Paris, to ask him if he would help. Callixte provided me a place to stay on little Rue Léopold Robert in Montparnasse for a few nights before I landed a couple of more nights at Phil's, and then ultimately with Catherine. At that point, Callixte and I weren't connected on Flickr, so he knew nothing about me, so I will always be thankful and grateful for his blind trust in Maja and me.
We found out later that we shared a birthday, albeit years apart.
Bon anniversaire, Callixte, et merci mille fois ! Je te suis toujours reconnaissant.
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Service Record
Name - WAITE, REGINALD
Service - Australian Army
Service Number - WX5861
Date of Birth - 31 May 1910
Place of Birth - BRISTOL, ENGLAND
Date of Enlistment - 29 Jun 1940
Locality on Enlistment - DOWERIN, WA
Place of Enlistment - NORTHAM, WA
Next of Kin - WAITE, MARY
Date of Death - 14 Feb 1945
Rank - Sapper
Posting on Death - 2/2 Field Park Company RAE
Prisoner of War - Yes
(found on ebay)
Re-posting this...
Yesterday, I clicked through to Guy-Michael Grande's YouTube page, and listened to his version of Dave Carter's "Merlin's Lament" when I decided to listen the original version. Recalling that Dave died a week or so before the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival weekend (the last weekend in July), I looked up what the exact date was. That day was eight years ago today.
I then went back to the Dave-and-Tracy Yahoo! Group archives to find a couple of things I'd posted, which I've re-posted below (with a couple of edits): the first was written the day he died; the latter written the following day, as all of us on the list tried to catch our collective breath about the news.
There is something wrong with a world without Dave Carter.
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When I Go [19 July 2002]
I often fancy myself a songwriter.
However, when I've stepped back and considered the likes of Dave Carter or Richard Shindell (amongst others), I hardly consider that my adventures with the pen and guitar approach the level of what either of these two have no doubt left on the editing room floor.
I saw Dave and Tracy for the first time in Albuquerque, New Mexico at a North American Folk Alliance conference showcase. I had heard so much about them on a couple of other lists I subscribed to and I wanted to finally find out what the big hubbub was about. It didn't take long to understand why the raves came so often and loud. They played three songs: When I Go, The River, Where She Sleeps and Kate And The Ghost Of Lost Love.
I sat with a wonder that people must have experienced when they witnessed "It's All Right Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" or the like coming from the mouth of Bob Dylan... the ability to crystalize such broad, deep "humanscapes" into a couple of minutes worth of song left me feeling so lucky to be living on this planet at the same time as this amazing songwriter; this wonderfully woven entity known as Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer.
Last year sometime, shortly after the release of drum hat buddha, after listening several times to Gentle Arms Of Eden (which floored me when I first heard it at the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival a couple of years ago, then floored me yet again three months later after hearing his story of its origin) or Ordinary Town or "Merlin's Lament", I wondered what it was that made Dave the great songwriter that he was.
All I could really come up with was that he was completely consumed with wonder, that he was constantly searching for something; he was driven to learn; to know.
At some point, as I pondered Dave Carter (while ignoring my work), words and music took form in my head and by week's end I had written a song for Dave. I e-mailed the lyrics to him along with my somewhat lengthy dissertation about how it came to be (proclaiming him a genius in the process) and he responded that he'd be happy to hear it some time. I was prepared to play it for him last year at Falcon Ridge, but couldn't make the leap. I had planned on trying to summon the courage to do it this year; in fact, I'd chatted with a friend not long ago about doing it. Alas...
I can't claim to have been a friend of Dave Carter's, although I think he finally came to recognize me in small crowds whilst I wore a name badge. He and Tracy played at my coffeehouse series once (I take pride in being the first presenter in Michigan to book them) and I was in the process of booking them again for next March. As we all know, he was a special, gifted person, and I will mourn his passing, for I believe he was as genuine a person as I will ever meet; I will mourn for Tracy, who Dave clearly, deeply loved, honoured and respected; I will mourn for the songs that Dave had yet to write, and for those that must live on now without his voice to sing them.
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SERIOUS MAN (for DC)
Copyright 2001 by Patrick T. Power
He's a serious man
With the eyes of a beggar
Who looks for a meal;
Who does what he can;
Whose only forever
Spins 'round like a wheel.
He's a serious man
In the eyes of a stranger
Who passes him by;
Who looks when he can
In spite of the danger
Of catching his eye.
Sometimes I trip, sometimes I fall
And all I know is: I know nothing at all
He's a serious man
His eyes see a glory
In the shadows of grace.
He holds in his hand
A song and a story —
A hobo's embrace.
Sometimes I run, sometimes I crawl
And all I know is: I know nothing at all
He's a serious man
With the eyes of a sparrow
And the soul of a dove
Who speaks when he can;
And, like the pierce of an arrow,
He spends out his love
Sometimes I rush, sometimes I stall
And all I know is: I know nothing at all
He's a serious man.
When I Go [20 July 2002]
As a testament to Dave's kindness...
I drove to Grand Rapids, Michigan (about an hour west of here) a little over a year ago to catch Dave and Tracy at the local folk arts' coffeehouse. The show was in a very lovely theatre (250 capacity or so) within a public museum.
About thirty people showed up.
Given all the miles that they were apt to drive any time they toured out this way, it had to be thoroughly disappointing to play to such a small crowd, especially for what was surely a small guarantee. Dave told me that it was probably the smallest crowd they'd played to in some time (outside of house concerts). Tracy said that it was rather difficult to get up for the show, especially considering that it was the first show of the tour after having been on the road [that is, driving] for three days.
Still, after the show was over, after chatting with people and signing CDs, and with 11:00 drawing nigh, someone who had arrived late for the concert (boldly) asked for Dave and Tracy to sing "Gentle Arms Of Eden" again...
They did.
Grace.
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Posting this just because. Have a happy weekend!
I love the look of these flowering pear trees, but to me they smell like dirty diapers. Just sayin'.
Posting to give a sense of how difficult it can be to find the youngsters who are already flying from tree to tree. The photos are dark because the forest is dark.
To be clear, I shoot from the trail and never approach them. There are indications that others are not as respectful.
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Perhaps I should just wait until I get to a proper computer before posting B&W images. I'd worked from a cellphone (ick! ack!!) while on the road and shared a number of images while "on the move." I get a little impatient that way.
Once within proper computer range I realized I really should just sit down and try to process B&W images the way I "saw" them in my minds eye.
Posting from the field yields for me images along the lines of modern "Polaroid." Instant sketches. The challenge with this is I see I can not control the tonal ranges in the way I would prefer unless the scene is absolutely perfect to begin with.
Keeping in mind when looking at soft focus work it's best not to view them too large.
Posting to document my ride. Considering Sound Transit has on the capital committee agenda this Thursday ( goo.gl/RZ4BsJ ) a plan to purchase 122 of these Siemens S70s... figure time to drop a few photos of Trimet's S70s onto my Flickr. Enjoy responsibly... and hope the seating is more comfortable, but like the ample handrails. Nice touch.
PHOTO CREDIT: Joe A. Kunzler Photo, AvgeekJoe Productions, growlernoise-AT-gmail-DOT-com
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Today's Posting Assignment - #TP410
Winter Solstice - Yule is the time of the winter solstice, when the sun child is reborn - Photograph 'as is' or your interpretation. Post it then Tag it with #TP410
It's sad that few people write letters any more... I love to get "real" mail! This Hummel figurine is called "Letter to Santa Claus."
Posting for kittypinkstars who LOVES pink and polka dots and for the guys at work who have been asking for shots of my feet AGAIN! :)
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.posting these of my favorites to encourage your to go party in their photostreams .... check out these amazing photographers -- some you will be familiar with and some you may not know! I am always grateful for the photogs I know and newly discover on flickr, for sharing their talents and gifts with the rest of us. What gorgeousity! thanks everyone for making my life brighter.
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As always, I get huge inspiration and pleasure from re-visiting my favorite photos ... watching the collection as a slideshow and almost even more ... from visiting other people's favorites. A flickr user's favorites collection is a window into their taste and aesthetic. And often a glimpse at their personality. However my taste and style might evolve, I can always go back through my favorites and see where I have been.
Of course you could always just go to the page called "MontanaRaven's Favorites" ... or anybody else's faves. But then, you'd miss out on my commentary, which I insert as notes on the photos when I have time.
I often include links in these photo-mosaics, so if you respond to any of the photos, you can go visit those wonderful photographers' flickr streams yourself. Enjoy!
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1. Centro de la Imagen, 2. Joan, 3. Untitled, 4. Portrait of Calla 1, 5. flickr.com/photos/49503140378@N01/253625723/, 6. flickr.com/photos/49503140378@N01/297831287/, 7. fall in the forest, 8. Every leaf speaks bliss to me, 9. Two sides to every story....., 10. little wing, 11. shall i lichen thee to an autumn day?, 12. this is the way the world ends, 13. 14, 14. Japanese Maple, 15. dark, sacred night, 16. us, 17. flickr.com/photos/17766299@N00/296039425/, 18. flickr.com/photos/17766299@N00/296040041/, 19. flickr.com/photos/17766299@N00/278109513/, 20. City Repair Painting in Progress, 11/11, 21. Bokeh Gingko, 22. I love peas!, 23. Urchin box, 24. little squash, 25. don't trip over the rug, 26. Separation Anxiety, 27. She Heard (But She Didn't Listen), 28. Bottle, 29. ., 30. Birth of a New Power, 31. Magic, 32. leaves falling into a blue sky, 33. little leaf hairs, 34. Untitled, 35. Balder decides he likes kittens after all, 36. bedroom
Random postings of photos I have taken over the last few years. Explore the photo set to find other work by the artist or of the same theme or event.
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LOL...long time viewers may remember that one of my favorite warm weather pastimes while hiking is trying to catch hovering dragons with manual focus...a fun challenge, here's this season's first effort...not a prize winner, but the season's just begun...LOL
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Posting a one photo per month through 2025.
The March photo shows early spring view of the Finlandia Hall in Helsinki.
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I attended the Youth Encounter Quake-Zone in Morristown NJ with my church kids this past weekend. These first 3 are Instagrams posted during the weekend.
Arrival Friday evening.
On April 13, 2007, this was the first WSDOT image posted to Flickr. On Nov. 6, 2010 we exceeded ten million views on all of our Flickr images, sets, galleries, etc.
The first image shows some of the wheels used to move a 100 ton expansion joint for the new Tacoma Narrows Bridge. It took two large Kenworth trucks to maneuver the 70 foot long, 15 foot wide load across the state.
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"Take care of the Monday blues by picking up your camera.
Make a photograph dominated by the color blue"
Ok, it's from Dec. 24th but it's blue!
Christmas plates from the Royal Porcelain Factory en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Copenhagen
used to be a very popular collectible in my parents generation.
My generation consider them “corny” and old-fashioned (of cause).
They are hand painted, of high quality and the newer ones are dirt cheap because of the amount produced. Don't get ripped of in the "professional" antique shops! www.tias.com/712/InventoryPage/29079/1.html?g=1
Remove one digit (divide with 10) and you have a reasonable price.
They are supposed to hang on the wall, but works just as well as a regular dessert plate :-)
The dish is Poire belle Hélène
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