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A closer photo of the very tiny Split Gill fungi seen growing on a branch at Griffith Woods. The tiny "pompoms" around the edges remind me of those little white "balls" that are found in craft stores.
Impressive roadside waterfall a short distance from Northway exit 30. Really great flow this day. Very popular location in summer when the flow is milder, but quite dangerous in Spring or after heavy rain. This view from the cliff-side trail. Fenced off due to the risk of falls. There have been several deaths here.
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"It's a fine line, a very fine line."
Steve Winwood / Split Decision
full lyrics at: www.metrolyrics.com/split-decision-lyrics-steve-winwood.html
music video at: youtu.be/cSXhOyKUuCs
Rock faces at the side of the road, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, USA.
Image rotated 180 degrees to emphasize the optical illusory quality.
Splitter präsentiert: Das Beste aus Frankreich / Heft-Reihe
> Gorn / Selbst der Tod
(Gorn 1: Même la mort)
Cover: Tiburce Oger
Splitter-Verlag GmbH (München / Deutschland; 1998)
Copyright: Editions Vents d'Ouest (Issy-les-Moulineaux / Frankreich; 1992)
ex libris MTP
A pair of Metra "Winnebagos" roll their outbound trains west; one towards the Aurora terminal, and the other into the West Eola (Aurora) coach yard. Up on the BNSF freight main, a coal drag waits to move east towards Chicago.
caramelized banana split
fat fish
hollywood, los angeles
(happy belated birthday d!! ^-^)
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A new piece of art, ‘ Split Decision’, has been unveiled on the plinth at Liverpool Parish Church on the waterfront and will be there for the next 12 months. Created by award-winning Egyptian-born, North Yorkshire-based artist Sam Shendi the 4.5 metre sculpture explores themes of mental health and depression.
Brought to the city by Liverpool BID Company, in partnership with the church, and city gallery and art organisation, dot-art, Split Decision uses colours to express a multitude of emotions and fears that a depressed individual experiences when having to make a decision. Represented by the outstretched legs, the artist also hopes to convey the positive opportunities that sit on the horizon for those who are struggling to overcome their mental anguish.