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After detouring through one of the wildwood trails I came across this small wooden bridge going over this beautiful secluded stream, I sat there for a while undisturbed and took photos of the scenery
The long-gone famous Adhari Spring stream during Jacques Cartier's sightseeing of the area on Saturday, the 18th of March, 1912.
This week I've started reading up on the ancient-Greek philosopher Socrates. He died in 399BC aged about 71, coincidentally the same age as myself. So far I've learned neither of us feared death, even though in our younger years we'd both experienced active military service. We'd also both realised early in life the importance of maintaining moral virtues to protect our own mental heath and spirituality. There were also other things in common. We and our fathers had all dabbled with stonemasonry. I like that bit. Furthermore, Socrates and I each grew full beards and preferred to go bare footed whenever possible. Unfortunately we were both considered to have grown uglier as we aged. Unlike me, Socrates wasn't a writer, his wisdom is dependent on the veracity of secondary sources such as Plato, Xenophon and Wikipedia, all of which I intend to delve into for a while. I also own a weighty copy of the 800 page Oxford history of the classical world.
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For no particular reason other than it being almost the end of the year, I was wondering last night what I had been writing about on this date in the three earliest years of Fremantlebiz. In those days I didn't have a digital camera, so more words were the thing. Much more than what I write now. I used to write quite provocatively about all manner of serious subjects, some of which can easily read by clicking the links below for the three 28 Decembers of 2004, 2005 and 2006:
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This is an overview of the few of my Flickr faves. I'd like to make it clear that I don't pretend to have any form of ownership of any of them, videos in particular. The image you see above comes from Sandra Torralba's video and was selected at random by the uploader. I'm about to hit the bed. I can't just go to sleep without committing yet another artistic crime.... It is really interesting to look at the choices we make when favouriting other people's work. It is quite Freudian methinks. Analyse this ;)
- oh, and feel free to check my faves for all the originals included in this little show; they are just the the current 'top of the list'. 90 second limit meant that no other works were included.
Next to the old lava rock church in the small community that I grew up in (and still live only a few miles away from) is a stream of water that always intrigued me. Jeree Killian lived on the other side of the stream and I'm not sure if she liked her little stream as much as I did, but as she now lives on the other side of the country I thought I would send a reminder of her childhood.
Streaming music on the cloud, playing music on a smartphone, streaming music service.
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wet mount: Amoeba proteus
magnification:100x
Pseudopod extension by way of cytoplasmic streaming.
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Ryuuzu-no-taki(waterfall), Nikkou-shi(city) Tochigi-ken(Prefecture), Japan
栃木県日光市(とちぎけん にっこうし) 竜頭の滝(りゅうずのたき)
この写真を撮った二年半後に知って驚いたのだけれど、
葛飾北斎の植田孟縉著「日光山志」挿絵。 （画狂老人卍翁時代） 龍頭滝 其一にかなり近い感じ。
北斎も同じ場所から見てたのかと思うと。。。
SO-331 interneg film exposed in a Spotmatic and developed in a homebrew Phenidone/Hydroquinone developer.
or most likely a 1974-76 Chrysler Valiant Lancer (LA series), as the Lancer was initially sold under the Chrysler name in Australia rather than Mitsubishi.
The original badging on the trunk lid is gone, and appears to have been replaced with badges of late 80's or early 90's vintage.
Approximately 11,800 Chrysler Valiant Lancers were sold between 1974 and 1980. The GL was the top model. A 1.4 litre four cylinder engine rated at 92hp was the only engine available, with a four speed manual or three speed auto as an option.
Found curbside in Melbourne Australia on the 4th of March 2015