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The resting place of an Unknown U.S. Soldier. Something to ponder on this Memorial Day.
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"unknown person through a blurred vision... sometimes you have a dream of a person but can't tell who it was, you can only tell certain features about the person.. and even then, they may seem blurred or indescribable" is what i was thinking when i did this.
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These are some flowers which are growing in our garden, but my parents and I don't know what kind of flowers they are. I originally place the single flower on the left side of the picture, but on my computer I realized that the bokeh on the right side doesn't look that good. Hence, I cropped it to a square, where the bad corner sharpness of the Oreston lens results in an image which is not very sharp. Anyway, I again like the painterly look and I hope you like it too!
Such an amazing road between Aberfoyle and Callander, through curves and stunning sceneries. This day was special, due to storms passing by with sun light between it.
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One of my favorite poems is from Robert Frost called “The Road Not Taken” – the poem has always been an inspiration for me and I tend to bring it out when I come to those really tough times that I need to make decisions that will fully affect my life. It’s also helped me in discovery of other things – such as my faith in religion (which is hard pressed) and when times for people who are going through rough patches to look forward and face the challenges that have been laid before them (while I walk behind and encourage.) Read more and credits
Thought I pull out the LensBaby for some shots today. This unknown grass started to bloom in my onion patch.
SOMNIUM - The Unknown @ The Warehouse Sale SL 11/23/2024 10pm SLT
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SOMNICORP CASE: 211411
ANOMALY: THE UNKNOWN
CLASS: KING
INCURSION DATE: 06.15.82
▒▒▒▒ WRITTEN TRANSCRIPT APPROVED BY SOMNICORP COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR ▒▒▒▒
Dr. Liam Harkin's Notes RE: The Uknown
" The Endless Dream Aberration known as The Unknown is one of the earliest known creations of Subject Zero. It is theorized this anomaly was created in utero. The immense psychic energies she carried within her, Patient S.J's future child would become the uncertain legacy she'd leave behind.
DNA samples obtained from the Unknown show a similar genetic make up to Subject Zero... it almost suggests they could be siblings! But that's preposterous! Further analysis will need to be conducted...
The Unknown remains at large, but we can at least confirm that it has not left the bureau. Sightings have showed it near Subject Zero's chambers. There may be more to this "Sibling Theory" after all...
Ex Go Ahead London Wright Gemini LF52TGZ is seen parked up in an industrial area outside Culham Station near Oxford, 17th July
Here sleep, known but to God, approximately one hundred and fifty Confederate soldiers, most of whom died from disease or wounds in the Confederate hospitals that were located near this spot. Some were killed in a skirmish with Federal raiders near here on July 19, 1864.
Stone Mountain Cemetery
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Sleep sweetly in your humble graves
Sleep, martyrs of a fallen cause
Henry Timrod
Dieses ungewöhnliche Insekt mit dem extrem langen Rüssel habe ich gestern
fotografiert! Weiß vielleicht jemand was das ist?
Whats the name of this insect?
2010ish IC CE. Ex. Oppenheim-Ephratah-ST. Johnsville Central School District 12. Probably owned by Trans America Transport, that sketchy company that owned that ex. Arlington CSD first gen I photographed two Ferbuarys ago. Note that this bus is from Don Brown Bus Sales. It seems to have come from there fairly recently. If you zoom in, you can see where it said ST. Johnsville behind the front stop sign. It appears that for whatever reason they moved the district name farther back.