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Already in Classical Antiquity this pretty flowering plant was notorious for its sharp leaves. Hence the name 'Butomus', something like 'Ox-cutter' in English; it would not do as animal fodder. But insects remain uncut. Here along a ditch the summer-flowering blossoms is being visited by a Fly and a Hoverfly.
Europe, Spain, Ayamonte, Guadiano, Harbour, Ship maintenance wharf, wreck (uncut)
During the waterfront part of our Ayamonte walk, we went looking for a wreck of a fishing boat we discovered almost two years ago. And luckily it was still there. The detoriation had ofcourse worsened and the poor ship had lost its deckhouse (generally deckhouses of abandoned wooden wrecks go first). Ah, one of the fascinating things of southern-European traditional or small scale ship wharfs: wrecks are often not removed and seem to be there especially for photographers who like to listen to their stories and transform them into an image.
Number 61 of the Glorously dilapidated album.
So weird to get a cover from m own group , But Ty Babydollie for thinking it was worth one after seeing someone many awesome photos posted in the group today.
group link www.flickr.com/groups/s-l-un-cut/
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while trying to get prepared for this weekend's sale, I found the cigar box with the five-uncut polyhedrons. I have had these for over thirty years and still have not cut one.
“It takes a very long time to become young.”
― Pablo Picasso
Thank you for all the visists, comments and favs :)
─ Thank you all for Explore !! #41 :)
OK. Once again this moon thing...
I`m just trying some things. Just playing around...
No serious art stuff or something;)
Thanks Uήkή☢wŇ for the cover of S-L UnCut v2: www.flickr.com/groups/sluncut20/ I Really appreciate it !
Designed by Andrey Ermakov, folded by me
One uncut square of 30cm double tissue paper
Task 10 of the International Origami Internet Olympiads
This design has immense shaping possibilities, which do not appear clearly enough here.
It would probably deserve more organic shapes on the fins & tail.
The beach is North Avenue Beach in Chicago. Recent rain reduced large boulders of ice to small nuggets.