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Jonah and Reuben digging on a blowhole we found at night using a Tamarisk320 passive infrared camera. We dug it open to find a ~100 foot long cave with a low crawlway needing further digging, but blowing air.
Finally!
This is our pet parrot Moosy. After getting my hands litterally ripped apart, he's finally decided to give us a break and make truce. We give him sunflower seeds; and he promises he'll think about letting us keep our ears.
This photo is dedicated to Alex and his bird (and friend) Tasi.
Thats Lua's arm its on. HMPF! I spend weeks trying to get it on mine and it just hops onto hers. Bloody smooth talking perv parrot. >:(
I was surprised when a red tailed hawk flew in and landed in one of the nests when the GBH flew out for a bit. I'm sure it left when the heron returned. Another I tried to focus through the branches as it landed then looked out but no way to get focus through the branches between us. Light was very flat, as well.
About 14 Great Blue Heron nests atop a 50-60 foot high sycamore tree about 60-70 yards away or so. Saw the nests this past winter, went back to find them active. Extremely overcast day the first day, plus backlit. Went back today but even with sun it never shines on them plus branches prevent getting good focus. Photo quality lacking on many, hoping to continue following their progress. Sorry for the extreme number of photos. :)
As you can see I am not too much further than my last progress shot of this devil puzzle,
Either I have not figured out how to assemble a puzzle in a timely manner, or I am not cut out to be a puzzler.
In comments I posted my last update. As you can see not too much progress.
In all fairness I don't sit down and spends hours working on it. But sometimes I sit here about an hour and only find 4 or 5 pieces. Grrrrrrrrr.
And this is only a 750 pc puzzle. Can't imagine these people on here that do 5000 pc puzzles in a few days.
During my walk along the by-pass road at night, I saw a group of women all dressed in red .I could make out that they were Hindu pilgrims on their way to some favourite temple of Goddess Parasakthi. (Fridays in this Tamil month of Aadi are very auspicious for temple-visits.)
Some were sitting down and resting under a tree in the dark.. A few stood near them.
I shot their picture and only when I uploaded it in my computer I could see that two of them had thoughfully unfolded and presented to view their placards (when I was setting the flash of my camera).
These women had made the placards out of yesteryears' calender- base and decorated them with neem leaves and flowers which are offered to Goddess Parasakthi with religious fervour.
I chose the title from John Bunyan's allegorical treatise, "The Pilgrim's Progress".
trying to take some advice from holycow.
i don't know that im feeling the idea of putting trash folder icons etc. but totally agree it needs to communicate more.
what you all think?
Compass Late: Regional Artists’ Platform
Fri 25 November, 9pm - Midnight
Leeds Gallery, Munro House / leedsgallery.com
Part of the Compass Festival of Live Art, which took place in venues throughout Leeds on 25-17 November 2011.
compassliveart.org.uk/live-art-events/compass-festival-of...
Compass Late was a platform on which artists based in Yorkshire and the Humber working in live art and performance, showed work in progress and presented an array of new ideas. The evening was split between short extracts of new performance work from six selected artists/companies, and time left open for a drink, a ‘hello’ and a chance to meet with colleagues and friends new and old.
Artists: Indivisible, Northern Creative Theatre, PLaY, Sara Zaltash, Ultimate Dancer and Ollie Smith & Phoebe Walsh
Images copyright Jonathan Turner