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Near the harbor of my city there is a very little garden, complete with a brook.

And here there are many wild flowers, very beautiful and interesting.

A small corner of peace and greenery where you can relaxing..

During PBS’ WILD KRATTS session at the TCA Summer Press Tour in Los Angeles on August 5, 2010, executive producers and co-creators Chris and Martin Kratt discuss their new animal-powered adventure series.

 

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Wild horses on Shackleford Banks, NC

Wild flower strip in our garden to support bees and other insects.

 

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“The free man is he who does not fear to go to the end of his thought.”

Wild Sweet Potato (Ipomoea pandurata). This plant also goes by many other names, including Manroot, Man-of-the-earth, and Wild Potato Vine. This vigorous vine is in the Morning Glory family (Convolvulaceae). Noses Creek area, Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, Cobb County, Georgia.

Well this was an accidental photo. But i like.

 

This reminds of the cover of the movie "Wild Things"

We should pray everyday for the teens who are forced into prostitution. Everyday they have to make money for their pimps, serving customers who look for sex, (one case a teen served as many as 50 men - day and night). If you can please do something to help them. They are not difficult to find. Most taxi drivers know where they are or their pimps usually advertise them on the net.

  

Wild Mushroom with lines of natural structure.

 

A macro of wild flower head after the seed blown.

I don't sure that we can eat this fruit or die :D

"I'm feeling so lost" she whispered with dread,

bowing her neck and resting her head.

My heart lunged in pain as she started to sob,

while I played with her ebony hair.

 

"I need a clean slate, I need to start new,

I need to stop running and hiding with you"

I shivered with thought as I felt her detach,

my heart felt a pang of the blues.

 

"I'll take you away where no-one will know,

your name or your face or your sins of below."

She gazed at me with hope, "But is there such a place?"

"Down where the wild flowers grow."

 

I couldn't let go, could not let her leave.

The way that this world would have loved to decieve

her innocent eyes, and her purity true -

makes me sick to the whitest of sleeves.

 

I left her to soak with the earth and the ground,

to naturally rot to a pretty, pale mound.

I left her alone, but I know she will be

where the wild flowers grow, and easily found... by me.

 

And so another 12 months have come and gone. A Very Happy New Year to Everyone.

 

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Pulling on a licorice fern root. This was part of a tour with Seattle's well-known forager and author, Langdon Cook. Fabulous tour. Here's my blog post and a link to his tours. www.jackiewrites.com/2015/04/bounty.html

Galerie F Exclusive Release Series. Galerie F is eager to present Colombian street artist and illustrator Stinkfish; the first of many projects we will be launching this year is a limited edition silkscreen print dropping in just a few days.

 

Stinkfish first premiered his work in Chicago this past May with Vertical Gallery, though his unique aesthetic and prolific street art installations are known worldwide.

 

5-color screenprint on Cougar Natural printed at FugScreens Studios

-18″ x 24″

-Edition of 65, hand numbered and paired with a COA designed by the artist.

Wild boar sculpture by George Hider at Pensthorpe Natural Park, near Fakenham, Norfolk, UK

In abundance at the moment

Last summer, at the farm. Light diffused with a translucent fabric in an embroidery hoop.

 

I love sharing my home with so many beautiful wild flowers, plants and creatures.

Allium Ursinum

 

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Wild flowers & conifer woods..

Clematis virginiana

 

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A wild turkey about to leap…Went back to April 2010 for this one.

  

Lochan nam breac. Scotland. 04.2025

Japanese art print by Naoyukii Sakamoto (1906-1982)

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