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As Autumn rolls in Greetings to all my Flickr friends and a little reminder of the months just past.
a small reminder what winter looks like and that even if we have hot December, it can still happen! .-)
Boats, Boards and Yachts
This is a collection of Boats, Boards and Yachts from all over the world. I've used Colour,
Black and White and Sepia just to compare a possible difference in age. I also used Photoshop
to create a more artisitic feel. There may be also some paintings and illustrations.
This is the second of many postings.
Location: WillowWood
thoughts:
sometimes we stumble... or "getting stumbled"? *smile* ... intentionally or unintentionally.
sometimes we want to walk right next to someone... but his/her path leads in a different direction.
nothing we can do about it ... because your path is not his/hers.
so .. after we stumbled, we need to get back on our feet... watching the wounds heal and slowly turning into scars.
after feeling hurt and lost and not knowing where to go ... we're still on our path, just standing still for a minute.
reminding yourself of your worth and strength - these are not lost just because the other doesn't see them.
and then... make your own way.
Sound: cry for me - Roachford
Where the Glomma River meets the Øyeren lake on a very cold day in January.
The Glomma is Norway's largest river.
Shortly before, the Vorma comes into the Glomma and this carries warm deep water from Norway's largest lake, the Mjøsa. Therefore the Glomma is difficult to freeze over here.
Romerike. Norway.
Reminders of former times and and visions.
The sea encroaches and gradually dismantles former constructions at Happisburgh, Norfolk uk.
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Beautiful new sunflowers from Konoha...lots of color options!!
Helianthus aamilee - Small Bunch 2
Helianthus aamilee - Small Bunch 3
Helianthus aamilee - Small Bunch 4
Helianthus aamilee - Line 1
Helianthus aamilee - Line 2
At the Okinawa Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ryukyu/209/83/29
Konoha Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Whitlock/147/173/2601
Konoha Flickr: flic.kr/ps/3S5rdX
Various releases from Nutmeg:
Nutmeg. Summer Balcony Sofa Adult
Nutmeg. Summer Balcony Table
Nutmeg. Summer Balcony Tulips
Nutmeg. Summer Balcony Carpet
Nutmeg. Cabinet / 1
Nutmeg. Dacha Bedroom Room Divider
Nutmeg. Dacha Bedroom Throw
Nutmeg. Dacha Bedroom Laundry Bag
Nutmeg. Bohemian Moment Lace Wall Hanging / 1
Nutmeg. Apple Terrace Potted Tree
Nutmeg. Farmhouse Kitchen Pitcher / 1
Nutmeg. La Baignoire Pitcher Bonus Item
Nutmeg. French Cafe Bonus Plant
Nutmeg. French Cafe Plant
Nutmeg. Winter's Dawn Pitcher / Bonus Item
Nutmeg. Low Chair
Nutmeg Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20NUTMEG/233/125/21
Nutmeg Mainstore Older Releases: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20NUTMEG/196/151/2001
Nutmeg Flickr: flic.kr/ps/Yr6Sn
Extras:
dust bunny . quirky planters 2 . owl planter
[Rezz Room] English Bulldog Adult Bicolor
::KKs:: Lace straight curtains - White
Many thanks for all the support! I really appreciate it! 😄
You say that you're no good for me
'Cause I'm always tugging at your sleeve
And I swear I hate you when you leave
I like it anyway
My ghost
Where'd you go?
I can't find you in the body sleeping next to me
My ghost
Where'd you go?
What happened to the soul you used to be?
Winter is trying to show its qualities, wet heavy snow is converting everything to the heap of ice right now. Yup, I don't envy the people, that have to drive tomorrow morning. So here's a golden reminder, autumn stays a favorite season...
I have a note in a bottle, it is not the best photo ever with subject "Behind Glass" but this is an important message to me under glass, maybe someone else will be smitten with it. "You will Discover New Strength In an Ongoing Battle" The longer the battle the more stronger, no battles and things get weaker.
Budapest.
This photo has been in Explore on November 14, 2022. Highest position = #39. This is my 187th photo in Explore.
They lay the most beautiful blue speckled eggs and what a lovely reminder of spring. We are finally out of snow and the birds are arriving daily. We've photographed osprey, wood ducks, cedar wax wings, cardinals, and many others.
Happy Easter and Blessings to all of my dear Flickr, friends!
PS. I am behind so will take time over the next few days to catch up.
Walking down familiar streets in our neighborhood, I was stunned to see a group of seedpods moving in the breeze. Upon closer examination I found that the covering of this plant was quite hard with sharp thorns. It was then that I realized I was looking at the remnants of a Nigella flower.
I can hardly wait until next year when I can study those incredible flowers more closely. This is a good reminder to get out there and walk around your neighborhood....and pay attention to your surroundings
Nur gut drei Jahre nach Baubeginn des Beisheim Centers am Potsdamer Platz wurden die Bauarbeiten im Januar 2004 planmäßig beendet. Bei der Errichtung dieses ebenso exklusiven wie modernen Gebäudeensembles entstand auch ein neuer innerstädtischer Platz – der Inge-Beisheim-Platz.
Wahrzeichen des Inge-Beisheim-Platzes ist die von dem israelischen Künstler Gidon Graetz geschaffene Skulptur „Phoenix“, ein Geschenk der Otto-Beisheim- Stiftung an die Stadt Berlin. Mit ihrem Namen erinnert sie an die Entstehung des neuen Potsdamer Platzes, der wie „Phoenix aus der Asche“ auferstanden ist.
Just over three years after construction began on the Beisheim Center at Potsdamer Platz, construction was completed on schedule in January 2004. During the construction of this exclusive and modern building ensemble, a new inner-city square was created - the Inge-Beisheim-Platz.
The landmark of the Inge-Beisheim-Platz is the sculpture "Phoenix" created by the Israeli artist Gidon Graetz, a gift from the Otto Beisheim Foundation to the city of Berlin. Its name is a reminder of the creation of the new Potsdamer Platz, which has risen like "Phoenix from the ashes".
In a way, these roses speak to me. They are talking about life, beauty, transitoriness, and about our duty not to waste this life we have got. What the prophet says I am not so sure. He has been for years outside in the garden, and nobody listens, it seems. His presence is a reminder nevertheless. Of what?
Slept for so long...
The whispers in my ear stir me from my sleep...
The earth has changed...
The gods still live among you...
Its time to give you that reminder...
Earth Hour 2009.
Please don’t forget this hour. For detail about Earth Hour, check here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_Hour
Have a wonderful weekend my friends, I am off for some days, I hope to see you on Monday :-)
We are the host – and for today and tomorrow. . . . I have things to take care of, share, enjoy and also learn from this very fun and special event, here:
Passing through the rugged expanse of the Owyhee Mountains on my way to explore Succor Creek State Natural Area, I came across the weathered skeleton of an old gate -- a silent reminder of the region's enduring ranching heritage. The sun-bleached terrain and dramatic ridges offered a backdrop both imposing and alluring, shaped by ancient forces.
Out here, cattle roam the wild backcountry in small groups, unhurried and mostly indifferent to my truck's approach. Now and then, though, they halt my progress by commandeering the road -- sometimes even lying down on it and regarding me with an expression that seems to say, "This land is ours too," or "What's your hurry?" Encountering them while hiking, I instinctively give them a respectful distance... many people don't realize that cattle can be dangerous.
Amid such stark beauty, it occurs to me that these creatures, so much a part of the landscape, never really pause to notice the breathtaking scenery that surrounds their everyday existence.
To view photos of this year's overlanding journey in chronological order, click www.flickr.com/photos/stevefrazier/albums/72177720328383895
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© Stephen L. Frazier - All Rights Reserved. Reproduction, printing, publication, or any other use of this image without written permission is prohibited.
Tawny owl (Strix aluco) Had such an amazing experience with these owls, only visited them twice as not to disturb. But its definitely an experience I will never forget! Lighting was very tricky but still pleased with the pics. Hope your all well :)
Other links;
Adam Walters photography;
Remember, that whatever you are searching for in the deepest part of your heart is searching for you too--..
Tall ships once graced the docks along this part of the river. Now we only have this ghostly reminder.
Tomorrow (MONDAY, 10 October), 12 PM SLT it's PARTY TIME @ Nitroglobus /The Annex: celebrating the OPENING of the exhibition NOIR by Joanna Kitten.
Music by DJ Jewell
Particles by Venus Adored
DRESSCODE: film noir 1950's style
taxi (be there in time ): maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunshine%20Homestead/166/4...
Living in a comparatively small town has a lot of advantages, one of them is that you can be out in the countryside before the car heater warms up. This small series of connected ponds is the most picturesque in the early spring when it is ringed by fresh greens and then again when fall and winter are fighting for dominion. There is a little bit of both seasons in this photo, sun, ice, green grass and open water reflecting a most glorious chilly morning sunrise.
Vitalic - Use It Or Lose It
Hello,
I'd like you to PAY* us a visit @ Nitroglobus Gallery for my latest Collection called "A Beautiful Collapse" (aka OhBoy).
2 words about what you'll see there...
A Beautiful Collapse is a satirical collection, a happy protest in a postapocalyptic key. Remember how full of color were our last days on Earth while we were clamping our touchscreens with a wide, manic grin? And how the Last Emergency didn’t arrive without reason. Nor did we move into the throes of it by accident. “There’s something therapeutic in looking at the apocalypse and laughing” (Colin Meloy). Oh boy, it's helplessness and hopelessness coming together. It’s Black Mirror, The Decemberists and Carolyn Baker.
I hope this shaking will keep you steady still,
nevereux
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* All your money will be devolved to Nitroglobus Gallery
Last week on display @ Nitroglobus Gallery
“But at times I wondered if I had not come a long way to find that what I really sought was something I left behind”
~ Thomas West
In truth, this umbrella really belongs to a story involving a portrait of a Chinese couple, but that's a rather boring tale. I'd rather ponder this image as a metaphor for needful things left behind. Perhaps a reminder during this Christmas season to treasure the tresures we already have. Too often we leave them behind in the cold.