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The first Camellia Sasanqua. We usually don't see these until mid to late October. Thanks for the look.
hiking in early March sunshine through an old gravel pit, struck as always by the signs of time's passage on things left behind, and life's steady progress at returning the land to itself.
This was below Berchtesgadener Hochthron, the highest point of the Untersberg, on the way down to Maria Gern near Berchtesgaden. The view goes east, over the fog-covered Salzach and Berchtesgaden valleys to Hoher Göll, Tennengebirge and Dachstein.
Stagecoach in Cumbria 10179 a Park Royal bodied Leyland Titan in standard Stagecoach stripes livery leaves Seatoller for Keswick on 23 April 2006.
Houses of Parliament & directional signpost. I apologise, this shot was extremely frustrating, I tried to straighten it but with the wide angle it wasn't having none of it,,,,,,,,,,,,but what the hell I liked it.
This signpost is in a bad way. It's lost it's top, and it's lost an arm! What do people who want to go to Worcester or Ledbury do? The lettering for Much Marcle is falling off and it could do with painting. Even so, I think this sign has a certain beauty. I would have loved to have seen it before it was damaged and complete with it's top. I love the way that the lettering for Dymock is sticking up as if it was a hurried addition.
The sign is at the crossroads at Greenway on the B4216, one and a quarter miles north of Dymock, close to the Herefordshire border.
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I almost captioned this 'where to next' not that i use that phrase myself but it's in common usage in South Wales. Captured at Mumbles Pier
The meeting of the Trent and Mersey Canal and the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal at Great Haywood Junction
Getting on toward evening on the Oregon Dunes
Do you follow the circular tracks in the sand....or venture to the edge and, perhaps, past the warning signs?"
It captures a structure once meant to communicate but now stripped of its message. It reminds us that something once important has slipped from our memory over time — a fragment of meaning lost to decay and neglect.
A famous Irish signpost. A previous shot I took in 2009 is my most viewed image on flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/theyellabelly/3931900949/in/set-721...
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Signpost on the coast path on Polly Joke Beach & National trust Land at Cubert Common in the background, near Crantock, Cornwall UK
Life is full of tough decisions, and nothing makes them easy. But the worst ones are really your personal koans, and tormenting ambivalence is just the sense of satori rising. Try, trust, try, and trust again, and eventually you'll feel your mind change its focus to a new level of understanding.
- Martha Beck