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When I lived in Colorado, the porcupines seemed to be about the size of a basketball. Here in Alaska, they are more the size of a medicine ball.
This buy was busy eating willow buds along side the park road.
Snaps out our car window as we drove out of Las Vegas on Friday morning to get to LAX. Never would I have ever thought Vegas would close in my lifetime.
When you see a photograh it is not easy to judge heights etc.
That is a full grown man sitting on the top of these rocks
When i saw this red hibiscus, i made a shot pointing my focus at a different angle to choose a different background. Automatically, i turned off my exposure compensation by a minus 1.8 which i always do for reds. Thanks to those who view, comment and fave my photo. It will be highly appreciated.
When you remember me SMILE. Do not cry for me. For I have lived and I live again, in a place where I feel no sorrow, where there is no room for pain.
When you remember me SMILE. I do not wish to leave tears upon your face. I have not ceased to exist, but have found a more peaceful place.
When you remember me SMILE. Do not shed tears for me, for now I walk in a light more beautiful than I have ever known.
Now do not weep for me. Wipe the tears from your eyes and SMILE for me, for I have found my way home.
Bernice 9/27/27 ~ 6/24/11
It's been a rollercoaster of emotions the last few weeks. It started with the birth of my brother's new son. A week later, the same brother was injured in the mine. Not a full week after that, we sat and watched the sweetest lady we knew take her last breath.
I have many wonderful memories of my grandmother. But some of my best ones were all the summer weekends we spent camping up Huntington Canyon. It's rained here every day since the funeral, and we haven't had a single sunset. So it's fitting that the first sunset I saw was from the top of Huntington.
Back to basics for me... I have been preoccupied lately and haven't taken time to photograph anything like I used to. So, I decided, to ease my way back, to take pictures of things I did when I first got my camera.
40 - Everything you think is wrong day, for 120 pictures in 2020
When in danger, when in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout!
This rhyme is one I've heard since I was young. I found one source for it: "Anonymous U.S. Infantry saying," ca. 1929.
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O.k. ... So my heater has been acting up for a couple weeks. Some days the thermostat won't kick it on. I fiddle with it...and eventually it comes on. Well today...nothing. I went to work, came home for lunch and realized it was out of whack. I tried to fix it to no avail. I bundled the dogs up with blankies on the couch and went back to work. Came home, it's still not working. Snoopy is in a bit of a panic when he's cold. He likes to burrow and heat up his surroundings. I had his sweater on but sometimes his little front leg gets tweaked. It's 68 degrees in the house and I usually keep it like 72-74. (I know, we're wussies! ) ; ) Everybody has their pleasure...ours at my house is being cool in the summer, and warm in the winter/spring. I pay my SMUD utility bill, so "I do what I want." They're coming tomorrow to fix the unit.
Moob: man-boob, Snoopy has one big one. hee hee
3/29/06 It's fixed! Yeah, It's rainy and cold, but we're all warm and toasty.
Eastern Scottish XH549 (BSG 549W), a 1981 Leyland TRCTL11/3R 'Tiger' with Duple 'Dominant III' C46FT coachwork seen at London's Victoria Coach Station when brand new 21/8/81
When you read about the Wari, you read that they had "D-shaped temples." In that case, I would say this structure at the ancient capital of the Wari empire is one such D-shaped temple.
Near Ayacucho, Peru.
A sunset thunderstorm at a windmill farm. What would compliment the power of nature better than the windmills that generate electricity?
EXPLORED 27/04/08 #172
HDR created from 5 exposures using Photomatix and some Photoshop adjustments. Anna Theodora helped me a lot with the post-processing, "polishing the edges" and making it more surreal and pleasant to the view. Thanks a lot sweetie! If you have time to check her work, you'll be amazed by her creativity and cool ideas!
I also want to thank you all for your support and understanding about the last events on my life and my absence on Flickr. After my exam everything will return to normal and then, I'll be able to catch up with you, my friends! Have a great Sunday ya all!
Make Lemonade of them... Atleast they say ;)
I'll eat them raw ;D ( what was actualy a verrrrry bad idea!! ) No worrys, im even more the fine... ;) (Just kinda running out of ideas right now, and well... my kid loves yellow, and seeing the lemon he was like.. I dare you mommy!! ;))
The girl weekend was fab, and this weekend a NICE Urbex trip with the awsome flickr ladys!!!
Woooosh how can i whine then about anything huh????
Ps, i didnt think the lemon would have bin this sour, so it took one shot only for me to be done with it, and it pulled my mouth toghetter looking like sour old lady incl wrinkles and all!! ;D
Its a fact, im more a candy's and sweets person!!
Ive learned I cant change everything.
I cant change my eye color, my age, my height, and I also cant easily change my weight. Yes im skinny, I know. Thanks for noticing…
Yes those are my bones.
They’re very apparent.
Its hard for me to love myself and love the things im not happy with, but im this way for a reason. Im unique and im my own person.
Recently ive grown to love being who I am, because its not worth the time hating the things I do. Ive tried to gain weight and it just aint happenin for me, but that’s okay. Im not skinny for unhealthy reasons and I eat a crapload, ask anyone.
But I like who I am and im proud of who ive grown to be.
So I will let myself be who I am…
This was really hard for me to put up cause when I look at it it still grosses me out, but that’s okay… ill let it cause it might help someone overcome something they hate, that they have no control over. Y’all know that this is one of my most personal issues, my weight.. so please don’t take advantage of me expressing this with you. Please don’t criticize me for putting it up or for being able to see my bones, if you like it, don’t comment.
Thank you.
Built by Shamsu'd-Din Iltutmish himself in 1235, the tomb of Iltutmish lies to the northwest of the Quwwatu'l Islam Mosque of New Delhi. Though, there was a gap of only five years between the constructions of Sultan Ghauri's tomb and this tomb, it is much different and serves as an example of development phase in Indo-Islamic architecture. Unlike his predecessors, Iltutmish abstained from using the material obtained from the demolition of temples. However, the arches and semi-domes of this tomb were built in the indigenous architectural style. The tomb chamber has a red sand stone cenotaph in its centre.
Originally, this cenotaph was covered by a dome, which fell, only to be replaced by Feroze Shah Tughluq. However, even the second dome could not survive long and only its ruins can be seen now. There are three 'mehrabs' in the west that were used for offering prayers. The tomb has plain and stark exteriors, but its interiors are lavishly ornamented with geometrical and arabesque patterns in Saracenic tradition. Along with this, ancient Hindu motifs, such as wheel, bell-and-chain, tassel, lotus and diamond, can also be seen here. It was these carvings that led Fergusson to remark that this tomb is 'one of the richest examples of Hindu art applied to Mohammedan purposes'.