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All the butterflies at the Butterfly Farm are so tame! This little beauty stayed on my hand for a good 3 mins whilst I slowly walked around the huge green house.
Location: Butterfly Farm, Stratford Upon Avon.
Taken with: Lumix- DMC-G2
Edited with: Photoshop CS2
"Are you sure about this, Charlotte?" Jason asked nervously.
Charlotte threw her arm around his shoulder and gave him a smile. "Of course, Jason."
"What's with all of the equiptment?"
"Nothing, nothing," Charlotte said quickly, widening her eyes inoccently. "Just lie still and it'll all be over soon."
"Is this going to hurt?"
"I've got everything under control."
"That's what I'm afraid of."
Charlotte laughed. "Don't worry."
"Will this kill me?"
"No, silly, why would you think that?" Charlotte asked with sugary sweetness in her voice.
"There's a coffin over there."
"That's to hold my, ah, chemicals."
"Chemicals?!"
Charlotte laughed and stood up. "Trust me."
"Wait, what's that needle for?"
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No, this is NOT an excerpt of SunRaze. But I'm sure Charlotte wished it would be.
This is just something fun I did when playing around shooting for SRz2.1
I am not sure but there is something re-assuring in the way this man looks. Or in the way he is. Something tender and wise.
Stowe Landscape Gardens, Buckinghamshire.
The National Trust.
Left - Congreve's Monument, 1736.
By William Kent (1685-1748).
For Richard Temple, 1st Viscount Cobham (1675-1749).
Grade l listed.
A memorial to William Congreve, the playwright. It is in the form of a pyramid with an urn carved on one side with Apollo's head, pan pipes and masks of comedy and tragedy; the truncated pyramid supports the sculpture of an ape looking at itself in a mirror. , the playwright. It stands on a small island in the Octagon Lake.
Right - The Pebble Alcove.
By William Kent (1685-1748).
For Richard Temple, 1st Viscount Cobham (1675-1749).
Grade ll* listed.
Built of stone before 1739. It takes the form of an exedra enclosed by a stone work surmounted by a pediment. The exedra is decorated with coloured pebbles, including the family coat of arms below which is the Temple family motto TEMPLA QUAM DELECTA (How Beautiful are thy Temples).
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