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It occurred to me while I was in my garden that perhaps helping those who are suffering is a more realistic goal than trying to save the planet.
Whenever you say something, some people think about that positively & some think in a negative way. We can not see that negative & positive thinking but these pictures can help to make you understand that how things can change with two different kinds of thoughts. Just think about & please think positive if you can....
Consul General McIntyre at Telecom Startup Village in Kochi on June 13, 2012. (Photo credit: Startup Village)
The morning of Day 2. The mist desends (but hopefully not hiding all those nasties like in the Frank Darabont film).
Two nights ago I was staying at the Mision Catavina Hotel. A beautiful spot in the middle of the desert. There was internet service of a sort, but I had to pay 30 pesos for an hour and even then it was really poor. I thought charging hotel patrons for internet was passé, but apparently it is still a thing in the hinterlands.
Before dinner as the sun started to set, I decided to drive out into the desert to photograph the sunset. The first place I stopped was an old deteriorating geodesic dome from another era. Pretty soon another car pulled up and a young man asked me in Spanish where the cave paintings were. I had a hard time understanding him so we switched to English. He was traveling with two other young men and two young women.
There were indeed cave paintings very nearby we determined by looking at my guide book and then using his GPS. They were just about a fourth of a mile back down the road. “You should go with us!” they all chimed in. So we all drove to the site and then hiked up a fairly steep, but short trail to the cave. Inside the small cavern were indeed some surprisingly bright paintings on the ceiling. The space was small, so we took turns viewing and photographing. Back out in the fading light, we decided that group photos were in order, so we took turns, trading cameras and phones.
They explain and that they are traveling further south before stopping for the night at Bahia de Los Angeles. When I tell them I am headed there in the morning, they ask where I am staying and when I say “Campo Archelon”, they excitedly say “that is where they are staying!”
So, cool, maybe we will see each other again. They go on their way and I return to my hotel.
Today, I arrived at Campo Archelon about 11 AM, and when I walked into the café that is also the camp office, there are my five new friends having a late breakfast. The conversation begins again and I realize that all five of these young people have different accents, so I ask what their association is. It turns out that they were all part of a foreign studies program in Barcelona six years ago, coming from
France, Germany, Spain, Canada, and they have reunited in Baja where one man in the group lives. Victor is from Montreal and he explains it all to me in perfect English.
Pretty soon I am settled into my palapa on the beach playing ball with Cisco, when they stroll up to my spot. Everybody wants to throw the ball for Cisco and he is obliging. Then it is time for them to drive on down the road, but before they do, they want me to take their photo with Cisco. I give Victor my email address and we agree to exchange photos of the remainder of our Baja journeys.
El momento en el que te acostas, y cerras los ojos. Cuando los pensamientos, ideas, sensaciones, sentimientos, y los recuerdos, comienzan a tomar forma.
Empieza acá, con esto, con colores y formas desiguales a la realidad.
Matilda mistakenly thought we were playing her favorite game: "One of these drinks is poison, the other two are Kool-Aid".
35.366: The mandrill monkey was sitting in the early afternoon sun looking as if it was pondering some deep thoughts. I debated whether or not to post the original, which I really like as well, but I thought to run it through photomatix for some tonemapping to bring out some other detail and liked the result.
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A new moleskin.
And a few thoughts.
Bex and I were discussing how quickly this group is growing and how we feel like we are falling behind and how we don't want people to think we dont care anymore. We do!
So on behalf of Bex, and myself, we are trying our Darndest to comment to everyone's photo we can! We think everyone here is awesome, and can't believe this group is growing so fast!
This was the folder I used, I think in my first year at uni. I used to write things that I liked on here.. I found it while tidying my room and thought I should throw it away.. so I took a photo then I can hoard, and throw away!
In person, I thought the bright green looked lovely with the red (and the green leaves in the print), however, now I think it looks too Christmas-y. Please be honest, and tell me if you think so?
Thought the colour wasn't original, it actually used to be red. A smart Sierra nonetheless in my books.
In my room,
Langarud, Iran
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یادمه بچه که بودم تو روستای سبزمون گاهی صبح بعد از صبحانه، پدرم کرکره ی دکونی رو که به عنوان انباری ازش استفاده می کردیم بالا میزد و رنوی زرد شیشه وصله کرده رو بیرون می آورد تا من و داداشمو برسونه مدرسه. نگاهی به اگزوز مینداختم از سرما کلی بخار بیرون میزد. وقتی تو ماشین می نشستیم آرزو می کردم که هرگز این راه تموم نشه و بره تا ابد. اما همیشه بعد از پنج دقیقه بایستی پیاده می شدیم
حالا که چند تا پیرهن بیشتر پاره کردمو با جاده آشنام خوب می دونم چطور با اون اشتیاق راه ابدی، آدم از طی کردن راه خسته میشه
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two women involved in the filming at Kingsand last week. There must be a great deal of waiting around as an actor!
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this one's troops going into battle during the Zoggite Wars but much more abastracted....thanks for looking....best bigger....hope you have a great day