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Dried squids ready to sell. To slightly grilled, have it with seafood sauce...yummy!!:))
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For thoughtfully;
Efforts and courage are not enough without purpose and direction.
John F. Kennedy
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Take care my artist friends,
Sunny
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We have no power for the next few hours. I will catch up when I can. 41mm of rain in half hour due to an amazing thunderstorm. Our street is flooded.
it was a big spring tide yesterday, so the honeycomb worm colonies were well exposed. Even though I was heading for reflections I couldn't resist taking one or two of these amazing biological reefs. We get low is by The Dead 60s
“Where we are, there is light.” The wind blew hard from the east and the trees rustled their branches. “From where I’m standing… it is warm enough.”
K. Ancrum, The Wicker King
K. Ancrum is the author of the award-winning thriller The Wicker King, the interstellar lesbian romance The Weight of the Stars, and the Peter Pan thriller Darling. Ancrum is a Chicago native passionate about diversity and representation in young adult fiction.
Duncan Laurence won the Eurovision Song contest with a great song ARCADE
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eztx7Wr8PtE
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SCANDALIZE LOSCIUS
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Lyrium. Eira Animation Set @ Access
Skirting the mostly frozen pond discovered by following the moose tracks through the forest (moose tracks or rabbit tracks? Our party couldn't settle on a clear verdict), Canadian National's L53981 21--the local to L'Anse--nears Champion, MI, amidst a plethora of pristine winter wilderness enhanced by a light precipitation of powder. It's a long, slow journey to L'Anse, gingerly treading nearly 50 miles from the yard at Ishpeming on two roughly parallel, poorly-surfaced steel strips laid down for the DSS&A, never once exceeding an agonizing 10 mph over the 5-hour-plus trip. This is the Upper Peninsula, rugged and remote--the train will pass through almost nothing that qualifies as a population center at any point between origin and destination.
Alas, here we have another image suffering from quality and processing shortfalls due to the new camera capturing images in jpeg format instead of raw, consequences from a simple yet unfortunate oversight during the camera's initial setup. Manageable perhaps, but by no means perfect.
...we three.
Cape Lookout, Oregon Coast.
December 2020.
Kodak Portra 400, Minolta SRT101. Processed and printed by Blue Moon Camera.
Tyne Cot Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery and Memorial to the Missing is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission burial ground for the dead of the First World War in the Ypres Salient on the Western Front. It is the largest cemetery for Commonwealth forces in the world, for any war
An experience I will never forget
Union Pacific SD70M No. 1979, the "We Are One" locomotive, basks in the warm summer sunshine at Riverdale Yard in Ogden, Utah the afternoon of July 17, 2021.
We enjoyed our walk and the view on the mountains next to us with all the details to discover. Axams, Tyrol. 2017.
After a 5 year absence we have finally acquired a double-walled hive complete with Honey bees. We went to Ferns on Saturday & bought them off a fabulous bee-keeper, lovely man we were chatting for 2 hours nearly. They are setting in nicely & bringing back plenty of pollen. I rested my phone right by them as they were coming in & out the hive, just in my tshirt & shorts. They weren't bothered at all, very docile bees it seems. I'll get some better quality photos off the camera in due course HWW!
We reden terug naar Wernfeld waar een aantal treinen uit het zuiden in aantocht waren.
De eerste trein die we zagen was er één van Metrans. Met de 187 510 op kop komt containertrein 88898 langs Wernfeld onderweg vanuit München-Riem naar Waltershof-Dradenau.
English:
On july 17, 2019, the Metrans 187 510 came along Wernfeld as train 88898 from München-Riem to Waltershof-Dradenau.
Lest we forget.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
“We must broaden the boundaries of what can be said, explored and depicted, rather than narrowing them. It is time to hold up a mirror to society." Jan Böhmermann, German satirist
Please note: What "we" did (or keep doing again) is entirely free for your own interpretation. I'm not referring to a special occurrence or date with this upload. Only this much: Will "it" (and our world in its current state offers many "its") at some point inevitably lead to "We finally did it: We blew it up"? Let's hope that we humans, the self-declared "species of reason", will find a way to prevent it.
The quote you can see on the banner is from The Planet of the Apes (1968). It was the motto of last year's exhibition at the HKW (Haus der Kulturen der Welt/House of World Cultures): "The Possibility of Unvernunft" (Unvernunft: unreason) by German satirist Jan Böhmermann.
This is my third (exterior) image from that exhibition, and I realise they are all black and white (please check my album, if you like). So I think I owe you a colour version, too. Soon ;)
I hope your week progresses as wished, dear Flickr friends.