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One from a year ago. The sun setting on a dropping tide, with wet rocks freshly exposed. These layers of rock always fascinate me. The Mercy wheel is by A A Bondy, and there is a likeness to spokes on a wheel.
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little fair of amusement rides bring laughter and smiles
the smell of cotton candy and the sounds of little screams
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I took this from a Seattle Ferry of the Seattle Great Wheel when they were first building and installing it. Cranked up the HDR to show details in all of the different building textures
The Falkirk Wheel is a rotating boat lift in central Scotland, connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal and open-end in 2002
Preoccupied and busy, with our eyes glued to electronic screens, we think we have control of time.
But nature keeps her own calendar.
Colours fade, petals fall, seeds harden, the garden closes itself with or without my help.
Round and round go the hands of time.
Crimea, Mezhvodnoe.
A person, who values the beauty of nature and ambient in the world, for richer and happier than those, who did not notices this.
Life is like a wheel. Sooner or later, it always come around to where you started again.
Stephen King
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Observation Wheel on Hong Kong Island.
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The large red-eyed damselfly (Erythromma najas) is a striking damselfly known for its typical mating behavior. Here are the key facts: Mating and egg-laying: Females only come to the water to mate and lay eggs. The male often approaches the female with a "dancing flight." Mating wheel: During mating, the damselflies form a so-called mating wheel. In this position, the male holds the female behind the head with his abdominal appendages, while the female bends her abdomen towards the male's genitals. Tandem egg-laying: After mating, the male and female often continue to lay eggs in "tandem" (coupled together). They usually deposit the eggs in aquatic plants, often on floating leaves of, for example, the water lily. Appearance: The male is easily recognizable by his bright red eyes, a largely black abdomen, and blue segments 9 and 10 at the tip. Females do not have red eyes. Flight period: The large red-eyed damselfly can be seen from early May to mid-August.
One of a series of marvellous sculptures by Brian Fell as seen in Mont Orgueil Gorey Castle on Jersey in the Channel Islands.
Closeup of a spike on w rear wheel of a vintage Farmall tractor, captured with Nikon Z 24-70 f/4 S lens at a focusing distance of around 12".
Spotted this old fashioned wheel propped up against a wall in Castleton in the Peak District.
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