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6:20 p.m., Euston Station, London. The 6:17 to Glasgow was late, and no platform was announced yet. The waiting area (just behind me here) was packed with people standing and looking up at the Departure board. Meanwhile, Mollie was reading 'Gallows Thief', by Bernard Cornwell, with her suitcase propped up beside her. She says the book is very good.
Thank you for agreeing to be photographed, and apologies for interrupting your reading. Other photos in my series of readers are here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/albums/72157652125931010.
52 Project Image 6.10
4.2 mm f/2.2 1/120 sec ISO 40
Camera: iPhone 6
Adjusted with Snapseed app
I should have cloned out the second person that appears to be growing out of the primary persons head
Beguiled Readers.
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unberechenbare Schätze geblendet Gewichte Monologe Seiten aufgehellte Gedichte hinterlegt Ideen verschiedene Auffassungen irrelevante Ämter,
conexiuni suprapuse tradatori care apar mistificări examinate puncte suspecte evenimente circumstanțiale descoperiri valoroase,
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образованные лица жалкий мрачный темный пейзаж страдальческие черты неоспоримые сомнения воображение пытки обрывистые впечатления,
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情熱的な正統派の過激な扇動精神的な仲間たちが不足を推測担保問題特有の感覚狭い道幻の沈黙の不安定な臨時の水近づく速い.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Adding another five old photos before deleting them from my computer. I'm getting really low on space (again) and really need to do more checking and deleting.
"This historic garden is a tribute to one man's passion for plants and beauty. William Roland Reader was the Superintendent for Calgary Parks from 1913 – 1942, who transformed a bare hillside into an internationally-acclaimed garden.
During the turn of the century, it was common for horticulturists to collect alpine plants on their travels and create gardens as living artifacts of their journeys. Reader actively engaged in this practice and for thirty years the Garden trialed over 4000 different plant species, making it one of the few significant gardens in western Canada. Reader used the Garden as a showplace to educate people about the gardening potential of the prairie/foothills region of Alberta, particularly Calgary.
Lovingly rehabilitated according to Reader's original plans, the garden blooms from mid-March to mid-November. The reconstructed Arts and Crafts style house features a café and classroom space for educational programs." From the City of Calgary website."
Today is New Year's Eve. It will be a time to turn over a new page, a clean slate so to speak. Personally, I cannot wait for 2015 to roll in with much anticipation and hopefulness. Just maybe, maybe, this will be the best year ever.
But, having said that, I am extremely grateful for every single year that I have lived, no matter what the universe has thrown at me.
Let me wish you all a very Happy New Year. And perhaps some of your dreams will be fulfilled. Be happy, give hugs, love lots and feel content.