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“There are always flowers for those who want to see them.”
– Henri Matisse
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Minding his own business, probably having just finished a nice fresh salmon, or 10.
I've posted this bear before but this post isn't rated R like the other one, LOL
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.....et son clocher octogonal percé d’une double rangée d’ouvertures géminées et construit sur une base carrée d’aspect plus ancien.
Le site de Deir el-Bahari est un complexe funéraire, composé de temples et de tombes, situé sur la rive gauche du Nil face à la ville de Louxor et des temples de Karnak, légèrement au sud de la vallée des rois, adossé à la paroi rocheuse de la montagne de Thèbes, en Haute-Égypte.
Le nom arabe de ce site (دير البحري;, dayr al-baḥrī, « le couvent de la Mer ») rappelle l’existence du couvent copte élevé dans ce lieu.
Sur la rive gauche du Nil, en face de Karnak, la falaise de la chaîne Libyque dessine un vaste amphithéâtre qui marque le centre de la nécropole thébaine.
Beautiful butterfly is deep orange with black spots on the upperside of its wings. Sits on blue flower
Back to the lone tree at Findon in Sussex, the sun gave a nice display and lit up the Buttercups on the side of the hill.
Lockhouse 25 sits along the C&O Canal tow path, 31 miles from Georgetown on the Potomac River. We spent Wednesday night here, which is essentially indoor camping, since there are no amenities. A great way to experience the past!
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Le site Bouchayer-Viallet s´installe à Grenoble en 1870 au moment de l´association entre les sociétés Joseph Bouchayer et Félix Viallet. Tous deux pressentent l´essor industriel et l´expansion de l´hydroélectricité avec l´exploitation des chutes d´eau. Ils produisent des appareils calorifères, de la chaudronnerie, de la charpente. Leur usine se spécialisera également dans la construction de l´équipement d´usine hydroélectrique. A la mort de Joseph Bouchayer, c´est son fils qui prend la suite. C´est à partir de 1900 que commence le transfert des installations de l´avenue de la gare jusqu´aux berges du Drac où se maintiendront les Etablissements Bouchayer-Viallet jusqu´à la fin des années 1960. C´est à ce moment-là qu´est achetée une halle sur pied attribuée aux ateliers de Gustave Eiffel pour l´Exposition Universelle de Paris, afin d´y installer l´atelier de chaudronnerie. Cette halle de 3000 m² est démontée, acheminée à Grenoble et remontée sur le nouveau terrain. Il s´agit d´un bâtiment industriel acquis à bas prix où est plaqué un pignon en maçonnerie assez plat doté de trois ouvertures en plein cintre. Depuis 1986, la halle est occupée par le Centre National d'Art Contemporain, dit le Magasin, du nom de sa dernière utilisation. Racheté par la ville de Grenoble en 1980, le site est réhabilité par Patrick Bouchain, architecte, assisté de François Braize, ingénieur-conseil. Bien que méconnu, cet espace d´exposition d´art contemporain, occupe aujourd´hui une des premières places européennes.
Glen Finglas sits in the “Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park” and in years gone by it was a popular hunting forest for the nobles and kings of Scotland. This photo is Glen Finglas reservoir and the small island in the centre is called “Tom Buidhe” (the yellow knoll) and is thought to be the site of the Old Hunt Hall built for James II of Scotland in the 1400s where important documents of state may have been signed. The forest itself abounds with wildlife where if lucky you may catch site of Golden Eagles, Buzzards, Red Deer and a variety of wild birds, you may also catch site of Otters along the shore of nearby Loch Venachar, so tread softly if you ever have the opportunity to visit one of Scotlands historical and wildlife treasures.
No sit-in here,but there have been several in Union Square in the past.Historically,most marches,sit-ins,and protests have been on the northern end of the intersection. The people in the shot are most likely students from NYU taking their lunch period,although some also live in dorms in the area.They're sitting on steps in the southern end of Union Square Park where protests have been as of late.Love those street lamps:-) Union Square:Colonial-end Crossroads forgotten-nyc.com,Jul 2nd.Check out this great link.I like the one with all the cool fedora hats occupiedmedia.us/2012/03/a-brief-history-of-union-square-...
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Sit with me beneath the tree and we'll speak of places in our hearts and share stories of our adventures and dream of places yet to be shared.
This shot depicts how it 'feels' when you sit there ... like in a dream. A little bit of postwork brought out that feeling.
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Colorado, USA
Near my home
EXPLORE: Nov. 9, 2010
THANKS!
Sits on the top of the tallest trees and palms, an insect aerial feeder, most active dawn and dusk, a joy to find, and one of my favorite birds.
Enjoying this trip with my brother very much, will be back on the 14th Feb, look forward to catching up with you all.
Keep safe and well,
God bless
Tomx
It sits there in a beautiful place surrounded by nothing. ,It will never know how beautiful it is. It will never know how strong it is.
For it was just fate and its destiny to live out its "life alone in a beautiful place surrounded by
Nothing, and because of this all it will be is
a lonely tree.