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And i fell

lay there breathless

with you that day

with me today

1000 pieces

your eyes shed

  

silence between us

only dust, dust...

my heart drown

with the weight of fear

and i will fade

into the dusk

  

getting colder,cold

nothing to gain

no more, nothing more

was your fate, my fate

you were breathless,

i was torn

  

i can feel my eyes shedding

i can feel you growing cold

we were torn, we were breathless

like two strangers

turning into dust

  

song by V.L.G. Budde

 

This flight out of Boston Logan airport is caught 'turning' away from the Sun after takeoff.

 

Taken with Samsung WB250F. Cropped in post processing to remove some of the 'negative space' in the original shot but to leave just enough for effect.

Stena Scotia heads along Dublin's south wall in the first blazing days of spring sunshine on her first trip to Holyhead, turning heads, thats an old sea dog of course.

The hills across the water made a nice backdrop color.

Guillemots with their beautiful speckled blue egg. Just a thought:-

 

Chocolate brown like velvet

With a penguin silhouette

Fish caught lengthwise in its

Sharp and pointed bill like jet.

 

Blue eggs so close together

On a ledge they’re cheek by jowl.

With backs against the weather

They greet all with raucous growls.

 

Complex social living:

Threat, apology and fight,

Their numbers still increasing

Guillemots must have it right.

 

This is the first train to cross the turning trestle in 1902. I think it's SF&NP.

Gotta love this shot where the Turning Torso is reflected in the water.

 

HSB Turning Torso is the tallest skyscraper in Sweden and the Nordic countries, situated in Malmö, Sweden, located on the Swedish side of the Öresund strait.

 

It was designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and officially opened on 27 August 2005. The tower reaches a height of 190 metres (623 feet) with 54 stories.

Turning Torso - Santiago Calatrava

Malmö, Sweden

Turning Twenty quilt using a variety of fabrics picked out by my mom.

Blogged here

An early autumn view from the northern part of Skyline Drive in Virginia. The leaves on the mountain are close to peak, but the valley is still very green. Jenkins Gap.

 

Aperture: F/6.3

Exp: 1/500

FL: 18mm

  

One of my first attempts at my new app, Monochromia, for group challenge. So far, it's quite fun!

 

Challenge #7 entry, Masters of the Toy group

'Kale 62' turning onto runway 11 at Mildenhall.

A car picks the turn lane as it exits Canada Place in Vancouver.

My parents' cute and clever dog Tinka.

She will celebrate in the forest together with us and our dog Tessi, searching for the perfect Christmas tree ツ

 

I have more cute pictures of our dogs here:

www.flickr.com/photos/ranveig/sets/72157626530530354/

 

....."Everyone around me is a total stranger............Everyone avoids me like a cyclone Ranger........................Everyone"...

  

I've got your picture, I've got your picture

I'd like a million of you all 'round myself

I want a doctor to take your picture

So I can look at you from inside as well

You've got me turning up and turning down

I'm turning in I'm turning 'round

  

I'm turning Japanese

I think I'm turning Japanese

I really think so

Turning Japanese

I think I'm turning Japanese

I really think so

I'm turning Japanese

I think I'm turning Japanese

I really think so

Turning Japanese

I think I'm turning Japanese

I really think so

  

No sex, no drugs, no wine, no women

No fun, no sin, no you, no wonder it's dark

Everyone around me is a total stranger

Everyone avoids me like a cyclone Ranger

Everyone...

  

That's why I'm turning Japanese

I think I'm turning Japanese

I really think so......................

  

www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEmJ-VWPDM4

From shoot 4-29-07. Model: Sedna.

Gion Matsuri, 17 July

(1st float) Naginataboko 長刀鉾

 

The bigger floats weigh up to 12 tons (24k pounds). They have to turn 90° at parts of the parade. For the turning, craftsmen only employed for the turning use bamboo and water. If everything goes well, a float will be turned 90° in 2 steps, sometimes it also takes 3, 4 or 5 steps.

Anyway, this part is one of the most interesting to see in the Gion Matsuri.

  

Horse Ploughing at Ramsey Rural Museum Plough Day

One of a flock of Wild Turkeys foraging by turning leaves over with their feet, taken at Gisland Farm in Falmouth, Maine

Halifax Transit 2012 NovaBus LFS artic 749 seen on route 1

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