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I take photos in 4x6 format so that I can share my day with my son Martin who's locked up. The county jail only allows that size prints but I can send 4 photos at a time. God sent me two sons, a gift and blessing in this world, forever in the next.
God Made Dads
God took the strength of a mountain
The majesty of a tree
The warmth of a summer sun
The calm of a quiet sea
The generous soul of nature
The comforting arm of night
The wisdom of the ages
The power of the eagle’s flight
The joy of a morning in spring
The faith of a mustard seed
The patience of eternity
The depth of a family need
Then God combined these qualities
When there was nothing more to add
He knew His masterpiece was complete
And so
He called it … Dad!!
Wild Canada Lynx in Ontario, Canada.
Sit with them quietly and they will show you their hearts.
Sit with them kindly and they will help you locate yours.
The hawthorn hedges at the Suffolk Punch Trust were covered in caterpillar tents and Brown-tail Moth caterpillars today!
The Brown-tail moth (Euproctis chrysorrhoea) is found mostly in southern England and Wales, and along some coastal regions further north.
Brown-tail moth adults are active during July and August in the UK and will lay 150-250 eggs that are covered with brown hairs on suitable hosts. Caterpillars take about 3 weeks to hatch, after which they feed and form a dense silk nest during late summer/autumn protecting them over winter. Nests are spun between host twigs in a tent shape.
Caterpillars emerge in April and begin feeding, causing significant webbing and defoliation, until they pupate out of sight around late May. The caterpillars are black and hairy, with white marking down the lateral sides of the body and two distinctive orangey red ‘warts’ towards the tail-end on the back.
Although occasionally found on oaks (Quercus), Brown-tail moth larvae are much more common on hedgerow trees such as blackthorn (Prunus) and hawthorn (Crataegus) or on scrubby plants, especially bramble (Rubus).
Trust.
This Hippo was playing with an adult and trustingly put its head into his mouth. This image was taken at Sunset-dam (Kruger National Park, RSA)
The birthplace of Thomas Bewick, Northumbria's greatest artist, wood engraver and naturalist. Also the 19thC farmhouse, home of the Bewick family, houses a small exhibition on Bewick's life and work. Birthplace cottage, farmyard animals including pet donkeys, lambs and poultry and garden with picnic lawn. Beautiful views of the Tyne Valley and short walk from south bank of River Tyne. Print workshop on the premises.
Almost every week there is filmmaking in my neighborhood .... Yesterday I decided to take some shots ....
A single Daphne flower. I need to plant this shrub, I love its scent which is just what you need in this dull time of the year.
9/100 flowers 2025
It's a quote of Mark Twain and i start thinking who do or did i trust the most...... yes my dogs.
Thanks for the visit have a nice day
“Trust yourself. Create the kind of self that you will be happy to live with all your life. Make the most of yourself by fanning the tiny, inner sparks of possibility into flames of achievement.”
Golda Meir
Textures thanks to Ellenvd for tex no's 5 and 22 :)
Explored June 17th :)
Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura) and a juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus) - Joe Overstreet Landing, Lake Kissimmee, Kenansville, Florida
Trust to a point,
but they'd just as soon not look at each other.
I could understand the RS not looking at the butt ugly TV,
but can't understand why the TV wouldn't look at the handsome SR. Jealousy??
Note:
This is a 2 capture composite image,
with one capture was focused on the TV,
and the other focused on the RS.
I could have gotten both in good focus at ƒ/22,
but favored a larger aperture (ƒ/4.5) to get better subject isolation from the background.
Up to Batemans (National Trust) for lunch and a wander. Today I found 9 more chairs for my lone chair project.
That is a huge responsibility...which we should not abuse by putting napkin hats on his head in restaurants.
A cattle egret picking flies off a horse's face in an Olhao smallholding. Not sure I'd be as relaxed as the horse with a sharp bill so close to my eyes.
A bond of trust exists between the Kazakh eagle trainers and their golden eagles, as can be seen in this black and white image from the Sunkar Raptor Falcon Sanctuary, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
06/10/2018 www.allenfotowild.com
Created for Saturday Self Challenge ~ DIAGONALS
Probably not acceptable, as this is a creation of my mind - please delete if you wish
All work done in Photoshop 2024 and MidJourney
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Thank you very much for your comments and faves, regretfully, I am finding it increasingly difficult to reply to your comments, because of my very limited time on the internet, due to constant power interruptions in South Africa. I do read and appreciate every one of them, however! Thanks again!!
Hanbury Hall. House, Gardens, and Park. A National Trust estate near Droitwich, Worcestershire., England
I trust you enough to peel back my protective shell, my layers of doubt and fear, until I am completely exposed to you.
-beautflstranger
Belton House, located in a few miles north of Grantham in Lincolnshire, is a quintessential example of a late 17th-century country estate, built in the Carolean (Restoration) style. It was home to the Brownlow and Cust families for nearly 300 years.
The house was primarily built between 1685 and 1688 for "Young" Sir John Brownlow and his wife Alice, who inherited a vast fortune from a great-uncle. They chose a fashionable yet comparatively modest design, drawing inspiration from Roger Pratt's demolished Clarendon House in London, rather than a grand Baroque palace. The design is generally attributed to architect William Winde, with construction overseen by master mason William Stanton.
The Brownlow family were a dynasty of wealthy lawyers who began acquiring land in the area in the late 16th century. Successive generations, including the Cust family who later inherited the estate and were created Baron and then Earl Brownlow, made alterations to the interiors and gardens to reflect changing tastes and social status, though the external appearance remained largely unchanged.
Following the wars, the family faced mounting financial difficulties and death duties, common challenges for wealthy English families at the time. After attempts to keep the estate viable, including opening it to the public, the 7th Baron Brownlow donated the house and most of its contents to the National Trust in 1984.
(af)fidarsi
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♬♪♩ la mia ragazza è l'Africa, è calda e limpida ♭♫♪
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non è tanto dell'aiuto degli amici che noi abbiamo bisogno, quanto della fiducia che al bisogno ce ne potremo servire.
epicuro, sentenze e frammenti
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il modo migliore per scoprire se ci si può fidare di qualcuno è quello di dargli fiducia.
ernest hemingway