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nothings says you have a certain level of style more than a classic hat in your classic car...
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Well I’m darned if I know what that means…maybe they appear on a bank statement? Who knows?
Anyways, this is my GLW with her feet up at our local watering hole after a couple of Asahi beers.
Yellow is a happy color and even more so with flowers. This is a “Cheerful Yellow Statement” as you can see. Flowers convey happiness wham we receive them. Gardens are full of color for sure. Yellow Flowers stand out so much they’re in a class of their. Thanks for viewing my photos.
The gatehouse to Markyate Cell, a 16th century mansion. The gatehouse itself is a 19th century building and its Tudor style just an architectural quotation. Leica M8, Elmar (collapsible) 4/90.
Random find. That's some serious statement right there. Suitably next to a discarded Lime scooter I'm choosing to ignore. Vague, oblique metaphors and such.
I have questions for whoever is responsible for this.
Not quite sure why I thought this was worth sharing. Maybe because someone decided it was worth defacing a building with, and I in turn am defacing your timeline. Or maybe because it made me snort, which lodged my chewing gum down the wrong pipe - how eventful- and I'm trying to feel better by making someone else snort. Or maybe because I'm destined to become one of those people who share memes because "This shit made me laugh, so I'll inflict it on the lot of you. You're welcome." Which makes this a pre-meme.
What can I say. I'm profound like that.
some houses in the streets of the market town of Midhurst are actually part of the Cowdray Estate and they all have windows in egg-yolk yellow
for Window Wednesdays
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Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Marin County Civic Center
San Rafael, Northern California, USA
w/ a touch of Cherokee Red (Wright's signature color).
Verity - A 66 foot tall sculpture by Damien Hirst, on the entrance to the harbour at Ilfracombe, North Devon. Kind of hard to miss...
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Rachel wears: Reborn Body with Waifu Boobs, Lelutka Avalon Head, Body skin by Velour, Head Skin by WOW, Hair by (NO), Earrings by Promagic, Tattoo by Anxious Angel, Lipstick by Velour
(In Explore 2019-02-28)
Another image from one of the recent intense thunderstorms over Johannesburg.
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The old buildings and the new grain storage tanks signify generations on the land. Australia's first and only Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Patrick White (1912-1990), wrote of these experiences in what some consider his greatest novel: The Tree of Man (1955).
patrickwhitecatalogue.com/novels/tree/
I remember studying Patrick White in high school literature classes in the 1970s, just after he'd been awarded the Nobel Prize in 1973. It was often jokingly said (but with a grain of truth) that he was Australia's greatest unread novelist. Sadly, that statement is even more true today. lithub.com/on-patrick-white-australias-great-unread-novel...
But then that is true of most quality literature in this almost post-literary age. The book and literature remains the essential lifeblood of culture however, as it was long ago for the Greeks with Homer. Americans spent much of the 20th century looking for the "great American novel". And perhaps Patrick White's The Tree of Man comes close to that in Australian terms. The only writer I consider in his category of literary importance in the past 70 years of Australian writing is David Malouf, to whom White was a great mentor and friend. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Malouf
In the case of White and Malouf, the key elements are a deep understanding of the historical currents that shape a culture, and an intuitive sense of the poetic.
But let me conclude with a memory of Patrick White - the man. I once heard him speak in 1983 at LaTrobe University in Melbourne. He packed out the largest lecture theatre and addressed what he considered the most critical issue of the day: Nuclear Disarmament. Patrick White inspired us that day, not because he was obsessively political. But as a man of passion who spoke of a deep sadness at how the world that once imagined greatness like Homer, could be reduced to shrilled rats in a cage fearful that one of the superpowers would drop the bomb.
I will never forget that speech as long as I live. Here was a man proving why literature is still important and that we dismiss it at our eternal peril. We are now entrusted to care for the very land our ancestors passed down to us. Let us not fail in that duty.