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Part of the gathering for the presentation of the freedom of West Lancashire being bestowed on the Duke of Lancaster regiment in Ormskirk.
Saturday 22nd October 2011
ayup ... hunting season again. Wait to take those lovely woodsy walks until the hunters and their guns are OUT, eh?
The Good, Bad and the Ugly one! - Pigeons in Reykjavik
Dariraríramm Da Ra Damm, Darirariram Da Daa Damm, Darirariramm Dadada Damm, Da Da Damm.
On Explore: Mar 28, 2007 #250
You may wonder why they're all leaning forward slightly in this shot. Mere moments before snapping the shutter, from off camera, Mom yells, "Stay away from the fence!! There's poison ivy!"
At least they kept smiling.
Liana stands in my favorite spot in Rome and, therefore, probably my favorite spot in the world. Here, you see three great ages of the city and the Italian peninsula all at once - the monument in the upper left is from “present-day” Italy of the past two centuries; the church on the upper right is from Medieval Italy of ten centuries ago; and the ruins in the lower center are from Imperial Italy of eighteen centuries ago.
The next day, and three of the arches have been partially demolished.
While I was taking a few photos I chatted with an elderly gentleman who had lived in this area when he was a child. He told me that back then the archways were used as stables for horses that were used to do maintenance work on the nearby railway.
A three wheel truck in Taiwan These three wheel trucks are pretty common in Taiwan. I didn't really plan to post this picture, but I did after I found this "Blue Trucks of Taiwan" group.
Also seen in Signs, Scooters and Other Funny stuff on the Foto Zone.
Hot, Hot, Hot! The shark action was awesome. Here is a photo of three of the five Great White Sharks circling the deep cages off of the Nautilus Explorer. It is hard to describe how magnificent these fish are unless you see them with your own eyes. I guess they were getting comfortable with us being there because they started to come in very close.
During one pass by our cage, a big female came so close that I had to quickly pull by camera back through the bars. With the strobe arms extended I couldn't get it in quickly enough and the shark bashed into it. I thought she was going to take my camera away from me! Indeed, if she had bitten down on it, I would have lost it for sure.
We saw so much in a single day wandering around in Victoria. After walking the breakwater and the mural wall, we drove away, missed our turn and instead of heading home rounded the corner and stumbled on the paraglider ballet.
They'd take off from the beach, cruise along the shoreline right overhead, then make a very controlled turn, zoom back to the beach, and repeat. Totally amazing.
Once every three or four years, maybe longer, I attempt to draw. Usually prompted by a dream image, as is the case with this drawing.
I am climbing a vast stairway cut in raw stone. Bonedad is there on the stairs, too.
I see the three fish engraved into the stone stair I am about to climb, and take a photo of it. The photo I take can be seen, but no one else can see the fish carved into the stair itself.
Drawing the image, I was so concerned with trying to make fish look like fish, and get down the pattern in which the fish appeared, that the end result looks much more detailed than the dream fish, which blended into the stone more.
Maybe I'll keep working on it. The background could use more scribbling in, maybe. I'll have to draw a whole new picture if I want to make the fish look more carved into stonelike.
Every Tuesday afternoon, Kalysha Snow and Victoria Smith have been entertaining on the Shoreline Heritage Walking Trail with instrumentals and song. In fine weather, at The Three Sisters; and in wet weather, in the shelter at the MadRock Cafe. Bay Roberts Cultural Foundation
Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador