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Robin Ella Bailey reaches deeply within as she performs at the Celebration Festival in Charleston, Illinois.
Odsal Sedbergh dive over for a try against Crigglestone All Blacks during a Division Four fixture in amateur rugby league's Yorkshire League. Hosts Odsal, playing in the first half down Odsal Village Green's prodigious north-south slope, led 22-0 after 29 minutes. Torrential rain and high wind, which had eased before kick-off, then returned, affecting adversely the quality of the rugby. Three players, two from Odsal, visited the sin bin during an ill-tempered second half. Odsal ran in seven tries and kicked four conversions as they recorded a third league victory of 2019. Defeat in a third-bottom versus bottom encounter leaves Crigg without a win in any of the nine league games they have played this season.
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Odsal Sebergh versus Crigglestone All Blacks
Yorkshire League, Division Four (tier 12, kick-off 2.30pm)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 26. Odsal Sedbergh 36 Crigglestone All Blacks 0 (HT 28-0). Scoring sequence: 6-0 (7mins); 12-0 (11mins); 16-0 (17mins); 22-0 (29mins); 28-0 (37mins); 32-0 (65mins); 36-0 (69mins).
A Delta Air Lines A320 touches down on runway 10L at John Glenn Columbus International Airport after a flight from Cancun.
Nikon FM2 - Kodak TMAX 400
Tonina - Mexico
"Imagine a grass field. Then imagine it big enough so that you can't see the end of it. Imagine it green, with the grass reaching the end of your boots, nearly to the knee. Can you see the drops of water left by the night on every leaf? Feel the sun rising behind your shoulders warming up the scene and uncovering details in the shadows. Look all around and see just trees, cows and a horse left there in the middle. It's slowly eating that fresh grass which such a pleasure that it nearly gets your lips wet and for a glympse your tongue tells you its taste.
If just it could know. But maybe it does.
As soon as you turn the corner your knees start shaking, your chest feels a strong pressure and your body is unusually heavy. These, with the first drops of sweat on the back of your neck, are the first signs of the excitement that is going to hit you in a few seconds. You still don't know what it is, but your right hand is already on the camera and you realize that your thumb has turned it on.
At first it looks like the usual hill you've met so many times during the last weeks, but it has something different. It's not in the colors, it's the usual tint of gray mixed with saturated green. The trees are there, the grass with them.
It just doesn't make sense. A hill with holes. Straightly you follow the lines that surround the hole and before you're off with it you understand it's a door you're looking at. And there are many more in its neighbourhood. Your mind has already traced a virtual line that connects you with that door. Funny enough, there are stairs on that line. Things start to link and you understand that somebody was there before you, somebody who was able to steal that rocks from nature and build something magnificent, raw and elegant at the same time. Somebody who used to walk on that same grass you've just stepped on. For a second you can see the scene from his eyes.
It's a strange feeling. It's a mixture of past and nature. The same feeling you have when you enter a big cathedral with the smell of an afternoon spent in the trees.
You feel your mouth moving: it's a smile. The only thing you can do is turn towards your mates and jump on the first stone of those stairs."
Notice how flickr's downsizing routine cause a light line beside a dark to light transition, probably caused by over USM sharpening. As the original image have none I would expect better from flickr.
I just saw my first Ocola Skipper last week. I think this might be the same butterfly? It was a lifer and my look was not great.....better to have it on my finger this time :)
Me touching Chris Motionless, the vocalist of Motionless in White; performing on The Dead Masquerade Tour w/ Alesana and Escape the Fate in Buffalo, NY on 2-16-11
At times I want to touch the sky and feel the softness of the clouds
Por momentos quisiera tocar el cielo, y sentir la suavidad de las nubes
C/ Paz de Valencia, donde las pequeñas calles perpendiculares hacen que los edificios casi se toquen. Si algún vecino le falta sal, se la pasas por la ventana...
Although this isn't a reflection, it makes me think of tentative branches reaching out and touching lightly.
Scanned image of Fr. John Oliver's excellent book Touching Heaven: Discovering Orthodox Christianity on the Island of Valaam.
The Foreword for this book was written by Metropolitan JONAH (Paffhausen).
Partial lunar eclipse as seen from Cairo, Egypt. The moon touches earth's umbra in a significant scene.
Centenary tree at Neila´s lakes nature Park
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Arbol centenario en el Parque Natural de las Lagunas de Neila
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