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`Do we make sense, I think we do
In spite of everything that we've been through
Oh and you say black and I say white
It's not about who's wrong
As long as it feels right
Don't think those stars won't align
Under your scars I pray
You're like a shooting star in the rain
You're everything that feels like home to me, yeah
Under your scars, I could live inside you time after time
If you'd only let me live inside of mine
Live inside of mine
Salvatore P. Erna
This week a new series about "Doors". I hope you like it.
Good morning my friends, have a nice day!!! =O)
Everytime you hurt me...it stays a scar...but every scar makes me stronger only.
Scar Z by [Prolific] in 3 shades at the Markeplace.
Credits: amonable.blogspot.com
Ingleborough (723 m or 2,372 ft) is the second-highest mountain in the Yorkshire Dales, England. It is one of the Yorkshire Three Peaks (the other two being Whernside and Pen-y-ghent), and is frequently climbed as part of the Three Peaks walk. A large part of Ingleborough is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and National Nature Reserve and is the home of a new joint project, Wild Ingleborough, with aims to improve the landscape for wildlife and people.
Never be Ashamed of a scar
It simply means you were stronger than whatever
Tries to hurt you
Face Scar 12 by Death ink @ the MoM Round June/ July
This is Plover Scar Lighthouse, AKA The Abbey Lighthouse as there are the ruins of an Abbey a short distance away. It is an active 19th century lighthouse situated at the the entrance of the river Lune, near Cockersand in Lancashire, England.
Taken handheld while on a walk with my wife (I was allowed 10 minutes!)
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Pose: CKEY Poses - Maverick series (Left hand is edited)
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This is the track that climbs out of Upper Nidderdale and over the wild fell passing between Dead Man's Hill and Little Whernside before dropping down into Coverdale, Scar House Reservoir can be seen through the rickety gate
Looking in to Gordale Scar, near Malham, North Yorkshire. A very grey wet day when I visited this gorgeous place, perhaps in bad weather the landscape is even more dramatic!
Hair: Sintiklia - Tumelo
Head: LeLutka - Nova 3.1
Ears: Promagic - Shaman Ears Solids
Skin: Pumec - Lyuba June Tone
Scars: This Is Wrong - Final Boss Makeup
Warpaint: Le Forme - Rune Face Paintings (Available @ We Love RP)
Tattoo: Vegas Tattoo - Chrysanthemum
As well as working this weekend (joy), I managed to fit in a flying visit to Kendal Mountain Film Festival. Highlight of which was telling Alan Hinkes why he couldn't join my (new) climbing club 😆
Anyway, friends recommended Scout Scar for a flying visit. Beautiful outlook but bloomin' hard to photograph! This is the view looking southwards towards Arnside, Silverdale and Morecambe Bay.
“I walked away a little disheartened, thinking, 'Oh well. I came a long way to meet the Wizard of Oz, but I guess I won't. Such is life.”
-A.Kiedis-
Had a little exploratory wander up on the flanks of Ingleborough with Pete Rowbottam to see if we could find something different of interest in that area. Having done Twisleton and Southerscales to death we felt the need to try another location.
We scouted a few likely spots for sunset, but the prospects did not look good as low cloud and strong winds settled in by late afternoon.
We had seen this old split Hawthorn on the edge of White Scar and it looked promising with the winter sun predicted to be setting at a nice angle for the pavement and tree. So in the off chance we would get a window in the weather we ended up heading to it as dusk approached.
Fortune favours the brave (or foolhardy) and we got 10 minutes of sunlight before it was swallowed up in the gathering gloom. This was one of the early shots in that window.
Side wall of the former university building "Gebouw voor Geodesie" (Building for Geodesy) in Delft. This 1895 monumental building was designed by architecht J. Lokhorst.
A side building of more recent date has been demolished to make space for new accomodations, temporarily exposing these interesting details.
Architectuurgids: Voormalig gebouw voor Geodesie TH Delft (in Dutch)
After a great couple of days in the Yorkshire Dales and not wanting to stay around for a sunset that wasn't going to happen we made our way back to the M6.
The sky had cleared on the horizon during the drive and it was either Lancaster or here. Not wanting to risk rush hour Lancaster we opted for Plover Scar.
I first met fellow flickr user Mike Tonge here and he kindly talked me in to the parking area after a brief navigation faux pas on my behalf. You'll be pleased to know Mike, I made exactly the same mistake again and ended up at Cockerham Sands.
It had been incredibly windy in The Dales and it was even more so here. With no tide to play with it's quite a struggle to photograph. But I do like a lighthouse and on the NW coast it's distinctive shape and isolated feel make it a worthwhile journey. Even if you mess up at first.