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Large, abandoned skating arena. Very dark inside.
The Selfie Tour. On Belgium derps with Dursty, Pezar and Martin. Many selfies, lots of cool locations. Good times.
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In support of the family of Treyvon Martin's fight for justice. People have been protesting injustice , racial profiling and the claim by Geraldo Rivera that wearing a hooded sweatshirt made the young man suspicious.
Grab one of your doll (or more) and photograph them in a hooded sweatshirt ( or anything with a hood) pulled up on top of their head. Consider yourself tagged if you have seen this shot.
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Grace was rerooted with a blend of pink saran hair styled with long bangs and soft mermaid waves.
stoneledge farms CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Local Farming Week Twenty-Three Beets, Carrots, Brussels Sprouts, Kale, Garlic, Sage, Boc Choi, Potatoes, Celeriac, Turnips, PopCorn
i'm not sure who is supporting whom but that's often the case between old friends
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Sometimes I wish I could fly with the birds.
This was taken on this day, August 9th. I hope this picture gets as much support as the other one but probably not. It took me a while to edit this. I have five different versions (Ask Dee) but she said this one was the best and I trust her ;D And is it too soon for another beach picture...?
So, I was thinking print giveaway or exchange…?
But I would have to reach a goal for myself:
10,000 views on my photostream.
500 people who call me a contact.
A total of 15 pictures I am incredibly proud of.
Whichever comes first, I guess.
-takes poll of people who wants a print giveaway- No, no, no, no. Okay thanks for the opinions. I know I don’t have many pictures that people want, either…
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3 thing you miss the most right now:
1. My friends.
2. Having friends.
3. Our times together.
Three things you are wearing right now
Well it’s super early in the morning but:
1. My purple short type pajama shorts….(that didn’t make sense)
2. An orange 5th grade grad shirt from years ago that still fits me XD
3. My hair.
Three things you want very badly at this moment
1. To communicate with someone that isn’t really doing the same with me and I don’t know why.
2. To communicate with my U.C.T –heart- ^^ (I know what I’m talking about.)
3. To be talked too!
Two things you did yesterday
1. I went to my very first football game, breaking my vow of never going to one. I’m tainted. But apparently I am much more popular than I thought because one too many guys talked to me whenever I passed by and half of the time I was like, “Sorry, I don’t know your name..” But I had a great time with Krista –heart- even though I hated all other human interaction…
2. Watched Ellen, I LOVE HER!
*Kind of weather: The kind where I can wear shorts (in dress code) and cute tops without sweating.
*Color: Blue but I think black defines me too…
*Fruit: Strawberries.
*Sound: Rain and music.
*Food: Pasta.
*Place: The beach.
*Taste: Chocolate.
*Smell: Vanilla.
*Object: My cameras!
*Song: I’ll put the one I’m listening too right now: When I’m Gone- A Rocket To The Moon
*Shoes: That’s cute, me and my mother, who have the same shoe size, have over 130 shoes…
*Movie: The Proposal, The Pink Panther, -insert many comedies here-
*Drink: Motts for Tots mixed berry juice.
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4. The smile it gives me!
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Ralph Waldo Emerson. The happiest man is he who learns from nature the lesson of worship.
The guy was getting a tattoo on the left ribside (which must be a hell of pain). His girlfriend was sitting next to him during the whole procedure of a couple of hours.
MX55VHO St John Ambulance KE917 West Midlands MAN support unit St Patricks Day Parade Birmingham
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I noticed that my glasses are always fogging up when I wear a mask so I got some support frames and will wear them under my mask. I tried it and it works, Yay!!!
A 1969 Ford Mustang Fastback Mach 1, photographed in Queen Square, Bristol, at the November 2017 car meet.
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A very different type of pier, all concrete with some great shapes. I really wanted to go underneath and shoot the supports.
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RECOMMENDED: UCS Tutorial on use of Bush's "BUNKER BUSTERS" in Iran
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"Ladies and gentlemen, when I first went to the Middle East -- on holiday from Belfast, of all places -- 1972, I went to Egypt, and anxious to try and pick up a few first words of Arabic, I had the misfortune of purchasing a very old book produced by the British army in Egypt in the 19th century. I still recall the three principal clauses which you were advised to learn if you were an Englishman: "We shall board the steamship, for there is talk of war," "Help," and "Where is the British embassy?" And I can tell you, I never believed I would actually watch people say these things, as I had to in Lebanon this last summer. There were all the refugees, all the foreigners, boarding the steamships because there was a real war, all wanting help and all demanding to know the way to their national embassies. “So it has come to this,” I thought to myself.
You know, in the last 30 years that I have been in the Middle East, there has been one -- no, two major changes. The first is that Muslims are no longer afraid. When I first went to Lebanon, if the Israelis crossed the border, for example, many, many, many Palestinians who were in the south would be rushing to Beirut. People would flee the south, run away. Whether it was the siege of Beirut in 1982 or not, I don’t know. But now, they do not run away. Muslims do not run away when they’re attacked, when they’re under air attack.
One of the most extraordinary events was the siege of ’82, when over and over again leaflets would fall from the sky. “If you value your loved ones, run away and take them with you.” An attempt to depopulate West Beirut. And I always remember my landlord -- I live on the seafront -- I met him at front door one day, and he was holding a little net full of fish. He had been fishing on the sea. He said, “We don't have to do as we’re told and leave our homes. We can live, you see, Mr. Robert. We can stay here.”
The other big change that has happened in the past 30 years is that when I first went to the Middle East, all the forces which were in conflict with the West were nationalist or socialist or pro-Soviet. Today, without exception, in Afghanistan, in Gaza, in the West Bank, in Iraq, in South Lebanon, all the forces which are in conflict with the West or with Israel are Islamist. That is a change that I don’t think we westerners really understand.
Do we in fact really understand the extent of injustice in the Middle East? When I finished writing my new book, I realized how amazed I was that after the past 90 years of injustice, betrayal, slaughter, terror, torture, secret policemen and dictators, how restrained Muslims had been, I realized, towards the West, because I don't think we Westerners care about Muslims. I don’t think we care about Muslim Arabs. You only have to look at the reporting of Iraq. Every time an American or British soldier is killed, we know his name, his age, whether he was married, the names of his children. But 500,000-600,000 Iraqis, how many of their names have found their way onto our television programs, our radio shows, our newspapers? They are just numbers, and we don't even know the statistic.
Do you remember the time when George Bush was pushed and pushed: what were the figures of the Iraqi dead? At that stage, it was less, and he said, “Oh, 30,000. More or less.” Can you imagine if he had been asked how many Americans had died, and he said "3,000, more or less"? Those words, “more or less,” somehow said it all.
I said earlier on today -- and I’m going to give you the example this time -- that actually, I don't think the Iraq report is going to have any effect, but I think what is meant to have an effect in the United States is the gradual drip-drip idea that the Iraqis are unworthy of us Westerners. This is why and this is how we’re going to get out.
Let me give you an example of what I mean. Here is Ralph Peters, former American Army officer, writing in USA Today. I’m not advising you to read USA Today, but I sometimes get trapped into airplanes for hours and hours and hours coming to talk to people like you. So, here is Ralph Peters writing -- remember this is quoting a mainstream newspaper. He was originally for the invasion. Obviously he needs a get-out clause now. "Our extensive investment in Iraqi law enforcement only produced death squads. Government ministers loot the country to strengthen their own factions. In reality, only a military coup could hold this artificial country together." You see? We’re already planning.
I remember back even in 2003, Daniel Pipes had a long article in which he said that what Iraq needed -- and please do not laugh at this -- what Iraq needed was a democratically minded strongman. Think about that for a moment.
But let me carry on with Ralph Peters. “For all our errors, we did give the Iraqis a unique chance to build a rule-of-law democracy. They preferred to indulge in old hatreds, confessional violence, ethnic bigotry and a culture of corruption.” You see what we’re doing. We’re denigrating and bestializing the people we came allegedly to save. It's their tragedy, not ours, he writes. Iraq -- listen to this, “Iraq was the Arab world’s last chance to board the train to modernity, to give the region a future, not just a bitter past. But now, the violence staining Baghdad’s streets with gore isn’t only a symptom of the Iraqi government’s incompetence,” he says. “It is symbolic of the comprehensive inability of the Arab world to progress in any sphere of organized human endeavor.” Yes, that's what I thought when I read it. No letters to the editor about this. “If they continue to revel” -- revel, get that word -- “to revel in fratricidal slaughter, we must leave.” You see, the ground is being prepared.
Take David Brooks, now, this is the New York Times. This is really mainstream. He’s been reading some history books, remembering how the British occupation of Iraq came to grief in 1920. Pity he didn’t read the history books before he supported the invasion of Iraq. But anyway, he’s getting ’round to reading history now. “Today,” he says, “Iraq is in much worse shape than when the British were there. The most perceptive reports,” he says, “talk not of a civil war, but of complete social disintegration.” We’re already rubbing Iraq like this and turning it to dust, so there’s nothing left to leave. “This latest descent,” he says, “was initiated by American blunders but is exacerbated by” -- wait for it -- “the same old Iraqi demons: greed, bloodlust and a mind-boggling unwillingness to compromise for the common good, even in the face of self-immolation.” This is similar to the Thomas Friedman line of the child-sacrificing Palestinians. “Iraq,” says Brooks, “is teetering on the edge of futility.” What does that mean? “It will be time to effectively end Iraq. It will be time soon,” he says, “to radically diffuse authority down to the only communities that are viable in Iraq: the clan, the tribe or sect.”
This, ladies and gentlemen, is the way in which we are being prepared for what is to happen. This is the grit, which will be laid on the desert floor to help our tanks move. Don't say there were never predictions about the future in the Middle East.
So, but don't say there were no predictions of the future in the Middle East. The record of that 1920 insurgency against the British occupation is a fingerprint-perfect copy of the insurgency against the Americans and the British today. But on the other hand, don't say that no one warned many, many years before here now, before even the Second World War, of what was to happen in Palestine.
I’m going to read you a very brief paragraph by Winston Churchill, not about the Battle of Britain. It is Churchill prophesying the future from 1937, eleven years before the Nakba. This is Winston Churchill writing in a totally forgotten essay. He reflected upon the future and wrote of the impossibility of a partitioned Palestine. And he talked of how, I quote -- this is Winston Churchill in 1937 -- “The wealthy, crowded, progressive Jewish state” -- see, it doesn’t exist yet, but he’s already getting it right -- “lies in the plains and on the sea coast of Palestine. Around it, in the hills and the uplands, stretching far and wide into the illimitable deserts, the warlike Arabs of Syria of Transjordania, of Arabia, backed by the armed forces of Iraq, offer the ceaseless menace of war. To maintain itself,” -- 1937, remember, -- “To maintain itself, the Jewish state will have to be armed to the teeth and must bring in every able-bodied man to strengthen its army. But how long will this process be allowed to continue by the great Arab populations in Iraq and Palestine? Can it be expected that the Arabs would stand by impassively and watch the building up, with Jewish world capital and resources, of a Jewish army, equipped with the most deadly weapons of war until it was strong enough not to be afraid of them? And if ever the Jewish army reached that point, who can be sure,” Churchill asked, “that, cramped within their narrow limits, they would not plunge out into the new undeveloped lands that lay around them?”
“Ouch,” I said when I read that. 1937."
--Robert Fisk, the veteran mid-east reporter for The Independent, addressing the sixth annual convention of the Muslim Public Affairs Council in Long Beach, California, December 20, 2006
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Mural by Danielle Pontarelli aka @daniellepont seen at Grand and Aberdeen in the West Town area of Chicago, Illinois.
Photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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1. Morning Sunshine, 2. Summer Turnaround, 3. So Happy Together, 4. Country Cat, 5. A sweet Weekend, 6. Watching Out For The Weekend, 7. For A Coloured Friday ..., 8. Delicate Fingers,
9. A Dahlicious Sunday, 10. Dahlia Melange, 11. Above Us Only Sky, 12. Don't Get Lost In The Crowd, 13. Backlight Delight, 14. At The Waterhole, 15. A Refreshing Trail, 16. When It's Hot ...,
17. Morning Meadow Magic, 18. A Rare Sighting, 19. Working His Way Through, 20. Touched By Morning Sunshine, 21. The Return Of The Droplets, 22. Backdrop Blues, 23. It's hot !!!, 24. Summer Power,
25. Painted By Summer, 26. Something Fresh And Cool, 27. Holiday Star, 28. A Sunny Sage Saturday, 29. TGIF, 30. For A Sunny Summer Weekend, 31. Phlox Is On The Way, 32. Traversing The Blues,
33. Light & Colour, 34. Magical Web Sphere, 35. The Winner Takes It All, 36. Windows 1.0, 37. Dinner Time, 38. Morning Sparkle, 39. Back From Stork's Paradise ..., 40. Friday Tiger,
41. Family Robert, 42. Wet May Beauties, 43. Belle De Jour, 44. After Rain Blues, 45. Drop Eye Joe, 46. Gentle Bells, 47. Blooming Plums, 48. Peony Startup,
49. B&W Bells, 50. With An Inner Glow, 51. The Red Ruffle, 52. Picture(s) Of Lily, 53. One In Focus, 54. Pacifist Air Attack, 55. Tulip Pleasure, 56. Tender Elegance,
57. Sweet Dreams, 58. A Star Of The Wild, 59. Robert's Tear, 60. Close And Colourful, 61. Happy May Day !, 62. Spring Power, 63. Captured, 64. Opening Of The Wild ...,
65. Opening Blues, 66. Daffs On Stage ..., 67. Full Of Light And Colour, 68. BellissiMacro, 69. Soon ..., 70. Still My 'Top Models', 71. A "Touching" Visit ..., 72. B&W Abstraction
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1. Light Bath, 2. Capped & Covered ..., 3. Caged Up By Winter Again, 4. A Way Of Life, 5. This Morning, 6. Relaxed, 7. SandStract, 8. Parasol Pattern,
9. Just Another Brick On The Shore ..., 10. At THE Bridge, 11. Man At Work, 12. Fuchsia Wilderness, 13. B&W Petal Play, 14. Borage Dew, 15. Dahlia Opening, 16. On The Way To Colours,
17. Coming Into Bloom, 18. Focussed ..., 19. Opening Ceremony, 20. Beaming Blue, 21. Delicate Blossoms, 22. A Kind Of Magic, 23. My Little Sunshine, 24. Tulip Eggs,
25. Sources Of Light, 26. Pulsatilla Sunbath, 27. What A Feeling, 28. Sharing Spring Sunshine, 29. A Searching Look, 30. Another Crocus, 31. A Happy Reunion, 32. In-Sync Picking,
33. My Colours ..., 34. Acacia Lookout, 35. Long Tail Exposure, 36. Acacia Lookout, 37. Long Tail Exposure, 38. Synchro-Drink, 39. Down By The River, 40. Happy Sunday !!!,
41. TrunkArt, 42. Still So Slim After Christmas?, 43. Christmas Flowering #2, 44. Christmas Flowering #1, 45. Colours For Your Weekend, 46. Headache ?, 47. Tockus flavirostris, 48. Verticolours,
49. A Bow of Beauty, 50. Happy Weekend Colours, 51. Now, I found, that the world is round ..., 52. Closed on Saturdays & Sundays :-), 53. Damselfly In Colours, 54. Star Appeal, 55. Orange Blossom Special, 56. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place,
57. Easter Colours, 58. Soon ..., 59. Spring Is All Around #2, 60. The First Tulip, 61. A Dash Of Orange, 62. Happy Weekend !!!, 63. Spring Flare, 64. Waiting For Warmth,
65. Just A Snowdrop ..., 66. Progression ..., 67. Colours For A Springlike Weekend, 68. How Did You Find Me ..., 69. Tulip Double, 70. Green-breasted Mango, 71. I wish you all a ..., 72. Lined Up
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1. The White Brother, 2. Enjoy Your Holidays !!!, 3. "Little Blue" in a bad mood, 4. High Humidity, 5. Monarch Abstract, 6. Pura Vida, 7. Back from Costa Rica, 8. Red Tears,
9. 2x300+me :-)), 10. Fixing A Hole, 11. For Denize !!!, 12. Self-Reflection, 13. The Observer, 14. Summertime, 15. Brick Labyrinth, 16. Summer Fashion '09,
17. White Universe, 18. Dahlia Portrait (#5), 19. She works hard for the honey, 20. Tin Roof Explorer, 21. Summer Cocktail, 22. Summer Delight, 23. Almost White, 24. Bright Blue for Monday,
25. Summer from a dropped seed ..., 26. A Red Sun ... HBW, 27. I just love them ..., 28. Yellow on Black, 29. Hairy Fingers, 30. Illumination, 31. Poppy Relations, 32. So Lonely,
33. Ancient DoorArt, 34. Alley View, 35. Siesta !!!, 36. Green Magic, 37. A Heart for You, 38. Sailing on Sunshine, 39. Rainy Day(sy), 40. A Little Rocket,
41. Poppy Colours, 42. Standing at attention ... HBW !!!, 43. Lightcatcher, 44. Purple n' Blue, 45. After Bloom, 46. Starry Purple, 47. Sisters of Fragrance and Beauty, 48. Blossom Art,
49. Stand By Me, 50. Missing ..., 51. On The Edge, 52. A Beauty In Our Garden, 53. Peony Symphony, 54. Bells of Blue, 55. Poppy Paradise ... HBW !!!, 56. White (Blue)bells,
57. Hello May !!!, 58. Second Last Tulip, 59. Happy Weekend !!!, 60. Pearls of Spring ... HBW !!!, 61. A Flower in a Flower, 62. Out of the blue, 63. White Dreams, 64. Rain at the gardenpond,
65. Tuli-Pano-Rama, 66. Frankfurt Under Palm Trees ?, 67. Happy Easter !!!, 68. Spring Sun(s), 69. One Shape of Spring, 70. TuliPower, 71. Threesome, 72. and the winner is ...
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1. First of many, 2. TGIF !!!, 3. Weekend Sunshine for You, 4. flickr.com/photos/16854222@N05/3384539304/, 5. Acrobat at home, 6. Crocus Season, 7. Last Years Colours #12, 8. Tulip Flame,
9. Colour Collection, 10. The Purple Sheep ..., 11. Blue Mountain View, 12. just another crocus, 13. Tulip tricolour, 14. Pink Dreams ... TGIF!!!, 15. Chasing Winter Away ..., 16. Spring Opening,
17. A Colourful Indication, 18. White & Red, 19. TuliPlay ... HBW !, 20. Silky Red, 21. First Sign of Spring, 22. My picture for this day ..., 23. ICE BREAKER, 24. Last Years Colours #4,
25. Last years colours #3, 26. Green Hills ... HBW !!, 27. Water Level Portrait, 28. Last years colours #1, 29. Noblesse, 30. Waterline, 31. Mountain chains, 32. Already Spring ...,
33. A Peep of Spring, 34. HBW!!! Another view ..., 35. A HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!, 36. Have a wonderful week !!!, 37. Showing his best side ..., 38. Come Together, 39. Tousled (at -12°C !), 40. Purple Beauty,
41. Please, take a seat ..., 42. A Prayer for PEACE !, 43. Close up, 44. DropArt, 45. Optimism of Nature, 46. Blackbird, 47. A seasonable blossom, 48. Merry Christmas !!!,
49. Evening Mood, 50. I'm Still Standin', 51. December gold, 52. Heading towards the weekend ... TGIF !!!, 53. Mr. Weaver ..., 54. Toko portrait, 55. Mrs. Weaver ..., 56. Busy in the garden,
57. Skin care, 58. Weekend cleanup ... TGIF !!, 59. Red Beauty ... HBW !!!, 60. Old Giant, 61. For Jasmine, 62. Close-Up, 63. ... over the rainbow, 64. Don't disturb me at lunchtime !!!,
65. Takeoff ..., 66. Elefreshment, 67. Mind the thorns !!, 68. Impala buck portrait, 69. ... after bath, 70. Don't Bother Me !!!, 71. Did I allow you ..., 72. Face to Face
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1. Blue Waxbill, 2. Great White Pelicans, 3. Red Flower, 4. Chobe lunchtime, 5. Natural Acrobatics, 6. Red-headed Weaver, 7. Some colour for a grey day !!, 8. Two water and one milkshake, please !!,
9. Zambezi Gold, 10. Chameleon portrait ... HBW !!, 11. Puhhh ... they are eating me out of hair and feathers !, 12. Focussed November Sun, 13. Black, White, Red, 14. Where is my audience ???, 15. The Big Swim, 16. Big Luck,
17. Just a little bit closer ..., 18. Congratulations Barack Obama ..., 19. Puku, 20. I'm late ... did I miss the show ??, 21. flickr.com/photos/16854222@N05/2995191746/, 22. Elemalism, 23. You've Got A Friend, 24. TGIF !!!,
25. Wildlife portrait, 26. African Gold ... HBW !!!, 27. Right of way !!!, 28. Celebrating my 1st Flickversary, 29. Tockus leucomelas, 30. / V, 31. Working hard !!, 32. Back Home from Africa,
33. Disappearing structures, 34. Leaving for Africa !, 35. SeedART, 36. Autumn backlight, 37. Shades of Purple ... HBW !!!, 38. Autumn delight, 39. Hot harvest !!!, 40. Fuchsia lampion,
41. Purple dreams, 42. Autumn Impression #3, 43. A little beauty, 44. Green | Red, 45. Coloured spots ... HBW !!!, 46. Autumn Impression #1, 47. Exotic Beauty, 48. The Inner Light,
49. Order vs. Disorder, 50. In the middle ..., 51. Dahlia bokeh ... HBW !!!, 52. Beginning of autumn, 53. Hibiscus season ..., 54. Under a blue cloud, 55. Yellow on blue, 56. Rain,
57. 2nd Bloom, 58. Chagall's windows, 59. Red on Purple ... HBW !!!, 60. Happy Sunday !!!, 61. Fuchsia, 62. Sunrise, 63. Pink velvet, 64. Colours of autumn,
65. Happy sisters, 66. The eye of the bandit ..., 67. The lions and the ram, 68. Hibiscus beauty, 69. One-armed bandit, 70. Wheels of life, 71. Unfolding . . . HBW !!!, 72. Window colours
Bottom Middle
1. Veronica spicata, 2. DahliART, 3. Oleander extreme, 4. Geometry, 5. Yellow corona, 6. Rhapsody in white, 7. Unwrapping, 8. D.o.f.,
9. Dahlia and friends ... HBW !!!, 10. The red tree, 11. Blue, 12. After the rainstorm, 13. High in the sky, 14. A sweet weekend ..., 15. Deep in the heart, 16. Embedded in pink,
17. Waving for goodbye, 18. Debut, 19. Blue bell beauty, 20. Symbol of summer, 21. Red Pigmy, 22. Waiting for sunshine ..., 23. Star of Gold, 24. Dahlia design,
25. Have a wonderful weekend !, 26. Pink backdrop, 27. Tiny blue, 28. Dotted blue, 29. Still a beauty, 30. Bud of the day, 31. Essence of summer, 32. White dreams,
33. Spherical, 34. Salvia, 35. The beautiful result ..., 36. Summer In The City, 37. Just a little bit closer ..., 38. Top position, 39. Ready for takeoff, 40. unfolding,
41. On orange, 42. Wet wet wet, 43. Pink heart, 44. Red Dragon, 45. Let's have a party ..., 46. Have a great weekend !!, 47. Common Foxglove, 48. Baby duck,
49. On a pink carpet, 50. Green lines, 51. Backyard Crow, 52. Pink firework, 53. Clematis montana, 54. Garden view, 55. Someone's watching..., 56. Rockrose,
57. RoseDream, 58. Blue Bells, 59. Hi - today is my day !!, 60. Iris at the pond, 61. Poppy, 62. Approaching shadows, 63. Neighbours, 64. For all mothers ...,
65. Yellow and red, 66. "Business Cathedral", 67. Multicoloured, 68. Modern times, 69. Black'n'Blue, 70. Red twins, 71. The 'Inner Light', 72. Old world
Bottom Right
1. Backyard garden view, 2. Thanks for 10.000+ views, 3. Floral Elegance, 4. Brothers and Sisters, 5. The magic droplet, 6. Slim, 7. TuliPower, 8. into the light,
9. Peeping through ..., 10. Yellow, 11. Yellow Princess, 12. Camellia, 13. Purple mountain, 14. Build me up ..., 15. Spring behind the fence, 16. Magnolia 2008,
17. 'U' on blue, 18. D.o.C., 19. Little white beauty, 20. Insight, 21. Dream à l'orange, 22. Glowing pink, 23. From green to blue, 24. Designed by nature,
25. After the rain, 26. First tulip 2008, 27. Should I stay or should I go, 28. Have a look..., 29. Spring colours, 30. Narcissus, 31. Neighbours magnolia buds..., 32. Lurking behind next wall,
33. Fading, 34. The inner light, 35. Hi, I'm coming...!!, 36. The Red Devil, 37. out in the green, 38. Spring (de)light, 39. remembrance, 40. let's play hide&seek,
41. shining crocus, 42. lungworts, 43. Crocus abstract, 44. hovering around, 45. Yellow eye-catcher, 46. Hoverfly meets red poppy, 47. attack of the monster, 48. Good Day Sunshine,
49. centered, 50. Eagle portrait, 51. painted, 52. A promise of spring, 53. Crocus, 54. Orange meets purple, 55. Floating feather, 56. Cat of the day,
57. Yum !!, 58. I never go out without my umbrella !, 59. Brown-hooded Kingfisher, 60. little serval cat (uncropped), 61. robin wishes..., 62. fixed diamond, 63. You have no right..., 64. Impala portrait,
65. busy bee, 66. three on a tree, 67. got a brand new dress, do you like it?, 68. serval cat