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Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end. -

Seneca the Younger

When one beginning reaches it’s end, it is time for a new beginning.

 

(Title already used...)

The coast path follows a route which provides a useful frame to the lighthouse.

 

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This morning I returned to Start Point lighthouse on the South Devon coast and was rewarded with a pretty sunrise.

Capturing the lighthouse light on was a bonus.

Looks nice LARGE on Black if you have the time

This is the wall and fence that stops people walking around the lighthouse at Start Point - not much of a deterrent from what I could see. The Coast Path follows the headland around to the beautiful beach at Mattiscombe Sands.

 

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With steam blowin' and smoke flyin' 611 gets a move on out of the NCTM toward VMT in Roanoke in the pre-sunrise hours.

Peu après le départ, Bernaches du Canada.

I went to the community garden in Gabriel Park for the first time this year. Something beautiful was starting to blossom. I do not have a the name yet :-)

I wish you a good and peaceful weekend my friends 😘

A very thick fog to start the day. This umbrella user is perhaps waiting to see the view if the mists should part. (He will leave disappointed).

Pentax 35-105mm f/3.5

Kodak Ektar 100 Film ~ Canon AE-1P 28mm f/2.8

Non sempre l'orizzonte e' qualcosa di finito....Si puo' sempre guardare al di la', un po come la siepe leopardiana, oltre chje c'e'? Salpare dallo scoglio e mollare gli ormeggi, in fondo e' solo la convinzione da mettere in gioco!

 

Not

always the horizon seems determined.... you can always look

beyond, rather like the Giacomo Leopardi's hedge, do we go beyondi the hedge to see? To weigh anchor and pick up the moorings, at the bottom we must play on the convinction!

  

www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAJ2AoEwDvY

Well folks the previous image was from the pond to the rail, and the start of the shake, rattle and roll behavior which is what I came for. A friend captured an image that I was trying to replicate and did so 10-times over. If it were any other species I would not not invested this much time and effort, some yes but not this much.

Thank you very much for visiting, and have a great day.

Her name was Lottie. She just loved to be the first up to the top of the hill in the morning, out of the dark, to see the sunrise. Even if it meant standing around, waiting patiently, in the cloud or mist. Whilst the others slumbered or started to graze down below she would be waiting for the first hints of pink or orange to pierce the grey of dawn and warm her heart!.

 

Each time she left the warmth of where she had bedded for the night she would try to shake out her mane but the tangle was steadfast, irritating her. Even as she climbed the slopes she would try to tease it out on the spikey gorse and whin bushes or shake it out in the wind. But annoyingly it would not go. Just a few greying strands pulled out. Some little bird would find it in a month or two to line its nest with. Would the knot stay with her forever she wondered as she stood expectantly on her spot? Hmmm

Oh yeah, season is ON for northernlights! This is from last night. 5 hours of wait was worth it.

Here's a little Rollin' Stones to help start him up........

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGyOaCXr8Lw

 

The Grumman TBF Avenger (designated TBM for aircraft manufactured by General Motors) is an American torpedo bomber developed initially for the United States Navy and Marine Corps, and eventually used by several air and naval aviation services around the world.

 

The Avenger entered U.S. service in 1942, and first saw action during the Battle of Midway. Despite the loss of five of the six Avengers on its combat debut, it survived in service to become one of the outstanding torpedo bombers of World War II. Greatly modified after the war, it remained in use until the 1960s

There were three crew members: pilot, turret gunner and radioman/bombardier/ventral gunner.

( Info. according to Wikipedia)

 

Best experienced in full screen by pressing 'Z'

 

I am pleased to present a small aircraft album www.flickr.com/photos/120552517@N03/albums/72157655982947698

  

Thanks for your views.

~Christie

  

Disney's Animal Kingdom

Walt Disney World, Fla.

 

Morning dawns on Disney's Animal Kingdom and the Flame Tree BBQ seating area.

 

Get those ribs started. I'll be back.

from poet david whyte:

"start close in,

don't take the second step

or the third,

start with the first

thing

close in,

the step

you don't want to take."

Last week I headed down towards the Harbour at Rose Bay, I was taken aback by this sensational Sunset over the city.

 

As I got closer, I soon discovered that I was not the only one to be mesmorised by this sky - about 20 local residents silently stood by on the usually deserted beach to witness this magical sight alongside me.

 

Explore, Interestingness: July 3rd 2007 @ #11

I think you know this toy.

 

When you start the game, the luck, the joy, the love, the hope, the happiness, the warmth, the ....blessings,

 

All belong to you.

 

Wish you have a colourful weekend soon@

“Isn't it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?”

 

L.M. Montgomery

 

I’ve just returned to Sydney from a beautiful few days camping in the country.

 

Unlike other Canola seasons the compositions to choose from were few and far between this year. With plenty of Canola I was left still-hunting for that ‘lone tree on a hill’ vista that I always crave.

 

I was standing beside this field of canola in the mornings fresh sharp air to see if there was anyway I could make a shot from this sole tree. With the sun quickly edging up to the horizon and my efforts failing to give me what I wanted I made the decision to start again and turn my focus to what mattered.

 

I unpacked my wide angle and changed my point of interest from the tree to the mornings beautiful sun. The result isn’t my usual style of image but I think it works...

 

View large and, as always, thanks for looking!

 

Taken from above Great Cove between the first and second Crinkle. Sun rising above a misty Great Langdale

Start of a very hot day, a day before June solstice, at Crete

The warmer temps are shrinking the ice and snow. Happy.

-7°C, hoar frost and freezing fog..

In my Akaora garden, Banks Peninsula, March, 2022 New Zealand

DropsleeveT/Black_Shi

Panel Short Pants Black Rayon_Shi

Sticker Stompers Night _DRD

Powergaming Headset Black_DRD

Hair I0825 _Tram

Baaahhhg bag _RO

Stretched Ears & Sinra Rings _Mandala

Nova Heads_LeLUTKA

 

Pose_DM

 

Taken @ Two Worlds BKLYN

We've had a heavy fall of snow today ... the first of the year. So I thought it was time to launch some wintry images with these ice abstracts. Hope you all have a good weekend and stay warm, or cool, depending on your whereabouts. :o)

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