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In the dark of night
Those small hours
Uncertain and anxious
I need to call you
Rooms full of strangers
Some call me friend
But I wish you were
So close to me
In the dark of night
Those small hours
I drift away
When I'm with you
By my side
(In the dark of night)
By my side
I wish you were
I wish you were
Here comes the clown
His face is a wall
No window
No air at all
In the dark of night
Those faces they haunt me
But I wish you were
So close to me
By my side
(In the dark of night)
By my side
I wish you were
I wish you were
By my side
(In the dark of night)
By my side
I wish you were
I wish you were
In the dark of night
Those faces they haunt me
I wish you were
So close to me
Yes, I wish you were
By my side
The cold side of IceCat.
There is always good and bad in every one of us it just depends on how much of each we do have.
Ice
1965 Ford Ranchero!
The current owner discovered it in a barn where it had sat for twenty years... with 27,000 original miles! That’s him sweeping the ground with his metal detector searching for more treasures.
Stockton, CA
I spent much of life looking at this bridge from the Hessle side of the water and remember going there regularly with my Dad to see it being built.
I've not spent much time look at this structure from the Barton side of the Humber. Personally I think you get much better view and also you get a greater sense of the size of this bridge.
It took me a while to photograph an Olive-sided Flycatcher (Contopus cooperi), actually this is the first photo I have taken of them. On this day I saw three. This particular one was flying in the air catching insects. At one point it captured what appeared to be a Cicada. It came on to land on a tree branch to consume the insect. However, the flycatcher gently put the insect down on the branch and let it go. In the inset one can see the flycatcher watching it go. Not sure why the insect was spared - but it was fascinating to watch for sure. Mind you Cicadas spend 16 years underground before emerging to mate. May be an insect that stayed underground for so long didn't taste that good. West Deane Park, Toronto
This image was taken shortly before the last one when this Greater Yellowlegs hearing the click of my camera as I was sitting on a rock watching it make it's way across the water, froze for a moment giving me that 'side glance' before it moved on.
Were leaving today for the week, guys going golfing, my best friend and I going birding up in the Calaveras County area. Hope everyone has a wonderful week, the weather looks perfect for this area...will catch up when I get back. Thanks always for your wonderful comments and favs!
Here's a side view of tram # 3104 in service as the Trolley Festival shuttle, moments before reaching its terminal on the east side of Piazza Castello.
not sure about the texture on this one.. I'll post the original in the comments as well for comparison.
have a sunny day, my friends!
I had so many shots of this beautiful little toad lily, I couldn't resist uploading another one for Perfect purple Saturday.
{Boo made a comment about the processing down below...this is actually SOOC, nothing done to it.}
Explore Oct 18 2008 #66
The facade of the West Side Place building in Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, Australia.
Sony FE 85mm F1.8
85mm; 1/200 sec; f/5.6; ISO 100
Close up from the side of one of them. The head shape reminds me of a vacuum cleaner.
Glassy-winged Sharpshooter (Homalodisca vitripennis)
Giant Ragweed (Ambrosia trifida)
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Having not had anytime all week for photos i managed a fleeting visit trentside this morning
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The antwerp zoo has a great area where birds are kept in their cages not by a fence of any form but by the absence of light. Fantastic. The side effect is that your photo's start to look like this...
The two models are our girls, that feature heavily on my flickr stream..
Last night, just before sundown, facing east.
This is from the north side.
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Happy Birthday Fenway Park!