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Peace comes and goes
Oh but lately, Your peace flows
And when I focus on You
Your love comes into view
There is nothing between us as far as I can see
There's hope in sight, hope in sight
If seeing is believing, then call me a believer
Hope in sight, there's hope in sight
Now that I can see you through the eyes of faith
Good night my Flickr friends...sleep tight...awaken with the hope of tomorrow!
Done for the World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King contest on Blizzards fanart site :).
The contest was for fans to submit a picture of the legendary fallen paladin, Arthas with his infamous sword, Frostmourne.
I went for something not so typical - as in Arthas standing there all heroic like with his weapon - No, I went for a rather mundane thing. And yes that is a dead guy opposite Arthas lol.
Evil knows no bounds ;).
I started noticing Chemtrails about 2 years ago. One thing is obvious, the frequency of military planes spraying white Chemtrails has increased dramatically. I have also noticed that the general public has no idea the phenomenon has been going on for years. The theory behind the purpose of Geoengineering is too shield the Earth from the Sun's ultra-violet rays. But what no politicians or military officials are talking about is the horrific damage taking place on the environment, water, and air we breathe. The adverse health implications put a large portion of the population at risk for developing sickness and disease. The purpose of showing 100s of cloud formations in this set is so people start to become aware of the menacing attack the environment is under currently.
Organized chaos watching the little ones play football. #29 plays Center and Defensive Nose Guard with some moxie.
Just a few sights and a scope i made in bordem, the one in the top right i got from Xan and recolored, credit him for that, not me!!
Greater Kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) female. One good thing about the dry season in Africa is that you can see 1000s of beasts. You also get the feeling that these animals just 'stand out' against the background, but in may cases it is not until these animals move that you see them, especially when the leaves come back. For the animals that are prey - it is pretty clear that sight and sound are important such as this kudu.
Some thirty/fourty years ago, stork nests were a common sight on telegraph poles and chimneys in Å tajerska and Prekmurje regions of Slovenia. Today there are very few and far in between. Even if you see a nest, it's usually abandoned. So I was quite lucky and very happy to catch the sight of this stork family. Immediately parked beside the road and clicked few shots.
Storks are territorial and usualy build a new nest on the remains of last-year one. Hence their nests sometimes grow to gigantic proportions.
This one also has another tenant - the little sparrow on the wire is nesting in the underside of the stork nest.
Too bad no one believes anymore that storks bring babies to people. Perhaps we'd take better care about these magnificent birds then...
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