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Punta Paloma, Tarifa (Cádiz - Andalucía)
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If you gaze long enough.. dream hard enough... desire greatly..all will come to pass.. dreams will come true. For as it happened in my life... it shall also happen for you...
Cramond's Tidal Palette in Drum Sands
Nature's Golden Realm in the sandflats are of international importance for thousands of Wading birds and Winter Fowl. Designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), the sands form part of the Firth of Forth Special Protection Area (SPA) and a RAMSAR Site,which is an intergovernmental environmental treaty established in 1971 by UNESCO, and coming into force in 1975.
Beautiful was this world,nature's potential indescribable;
The shapes of the tidal waters entrancing ; they were slipping with a glossy sheen into the brown reflections of the flats as the waves were slapping away ...
And,in the distant horizon beyond the headland,faint sunrays with the colours of the rainbow spread out freely on the dark silhouettes of Arthur’s Seat and over Auld Reekie,the Athens of the North,yon Empress of the North,Edina,Britaine's other Eye,as poets describe it ...
Beautiful was this World,I felt like a bird in the Estuary that never wants a cage ...
Undiscovered Scotland
Drum Sands Hound Point,near South Queensferry
Exploring Everything & Keeping the Best ...
Fenced Friday
Taken through the kitchen window.
The squirrel was very determined to get the peanut but it didn't want to climb the fence instead it went through it and then backed out.
When I asked my husband, the closest father figure around here and the father of our son, for something that belonged to him, he handed me this pocket magnetic screwdriver. HMM!
- Joseph Joubert.
I have not had the best of luck with Fall in Arkansas. On our first year here, an early frost stole many trees of their foliage at the beginning of September. So Fall colors were lackluster at best. This time fall was a bit trickier; I kept an eye out for any early frost warning, and nothing showed up in my search. We made our first trip of the year to the Richland Creek Wilderness area and saw that fall colors were barely breaking through. In my naivety, I thought a week or so from now, we will have the perfect fall colors and planned a trip through Ozarks National Forest to the Talimena scenic drive in the Ouachita mountains. I am still not sure what happened, but almost all fall colors were gone by the time we went on the planned trip.
While on our earlier trip to Richland Creek, we came across this patch of the road with decent fall colors on both sides of the road. Usually, I would pass on a scene like this when I am driving, but something made me get out and take the image. It turns out this was the best fall colors photo I would take this fall. Well, at least it is improving each year.
What happens when a new 1932 Duesenberg chassis is shipped to Paris and given to Joseph Figoni to play with......Shazaaam.
It was assigned chassis number 2509 and shipped without a body to Motors Deluxe in Paris. This was a common practice in an era when coachbuilding flourished. French coachbuilder Joseph Figoni fitted the Duesenberg with a one-off Sports Torpedo body and returned it to Motors Deluxe owner E.Z Sadovich, who then ....before the new owner received his car........drove the car in the 1932 edition of the Paris-Nice Rally before delivering it to its original owner, a Peruvian sugar heir named Antonio Chopitea.
Chopitea displayed his new Duesenberg at a concours held in Cannes and won the Grand Prix. What happened next remains a little murky: what's certain is that the Duesenberg traveled to the United States in 1933 and lost its Figoni-designed body in the 1960s. The chassis ended up wearing a different body for decades while the original body was fitted to another Model J, according to Hagerty. Luckily, both cars found their way to the same collection. Anderson purchased the duo and began the long, meticulous process of rebuilding chassis 2509. He paid a tremendous amount of attention to even the most minute details. He notably tracked down the original crankshaft fitted to the straight-eight engine; it had been installed in a car located in Vancouver. The owner agreed to provide the part to Anderson's project.
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"It's too cold to take a picture today" I said
"I'm not taking off my mitts and freezing my hands" I said
"Oh look at the beautiful frost and snow on the trees" she declared.
"Just wait a minute while I take off my mitts and get the shot!" I rejoined
On Conrail's Mohawk Subdivision, the New York Central "Water Level Route", "pigs flew."
70mph was the rule, not the exception. This piggy back train, or as Conrail called them, Trailer Vans, aka, "TV-XX", is right on the border of breaking the 70mph rule. The 3 GP40s have absolutely no problem wheeling the pigs right along eastbound near Verona, NY with the needle holding at 70mph.
WHOOSH!!
"When snow falls, nature listens."
Antoinette Van Kleeff
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Not from the archives!!! Shock!
Not the ideal conditions for photographing waterfalls...clear blue sky and direct sunlight, but I'll take what I can get!
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taken at Tiberias lake - Israel during my Pilgrim Trip in Feb 2017
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In the Ancient Greek religion, Hestia (/ˈhɛstiə, ˈhɛstʃə/; Greek: Ἑστία, "hearth" or "fireside") is the virgin goddess of the hearth, the right ordering of domesticity, the family, the home, and the state. In Greek mythology, she is the eldest daughter and firstborn child of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.
Customarily, in Greek culture, Hestia received the first offering at every sacrifice in the household. In the public domain, the hearth of the prytaneum functioned as her official sanctuary, and, when a new colony was established, a flame from Hestia's public hearth in the mother city would be carried to the new settlement. The goddess Vesta is her Roman equivalent. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hestia)
When the weather turns cooler and the Dogwood Kousa berries change to red I know right where I can find Tug. He has made eating the berries a new Art form. Sometimes he jumps up and plucks off the one he wants. Other times he just picks them up off the ground. Fortunately they can been eaten by both dogs and people.
The tree is right outside our backdoor and he seems to think the berries were placed there just for him. While I don’t mind him eating some we all know Tug doesn’t have much ability to control himself. He would stand there all day if I let him and eat every single berry.
This year has been an unusually good year for berries. There are hundreds of them out there. I go out quite often and clean them up to try and prevent overindulgence on his part. The other day I went out with my camera and took some photos as he gorged himself on the yummy treats he seems to find irresistible.
So here is a collage of The Many Faces of Tug continuing a Fall tradition at our house. You’ll notice that he doesn’t eat the stems. Maybe he’s smarter than I thought!