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What do you do when you have almost an hour to kill at Penn Station before getting on your Acela train back home? Walk around and take a few quick photos, of course.

Found to the right of Temple Meads Station, Bristol, UK, on a sunny Sunday afternoon.

 

Little Zigzag River near Mount Hood. Downstream from Little Zigzag Falls.

 

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Sheffield, December 2016

Solidago flexicaulis

 

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Mt Hood as seen from the ridge above the ZigZag River. September 12, 2009

baby quilt finished

The sun peeking through the bend of a zigzag tree.

blogged anacraftsbcn.blogspot.com/2009/06/zigzag-pillows.html

 

zigzag's fabrics "good folks" by anna maria horner · purple fabric "vila" from ikea

(Explored: October 26, 2008)

Back when I had time to doodle -

I have deliberately selected Public Domain Work for these images. They were not particularly difficult to make, nor do I have any ambition for their distribution. It's just interesting to see where they may end up, if anywhere.

Joy to the world!

Per Diem ( 48/365)

Central, Hong Kong

I was so happy about this chance encounter, so many years ago I saw one last.

 

Ich habe mich sehr über diese zufällige Begegnung gefreut. Es ist so viele Jahre her, daß ich zuletzt eine gesehen habe.

Cades Cove - Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Over the Hada Mountains above Mecca and on the eastern slopes of the Al-Sarawat mountains, lies The City of Taif, the cool and green Summer Capital located in the western part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. People come here for the weather (much cooler than Jeddah in the summer months), beautiful scenery and the town’s relaxed atmosp...here.

 

Driving along the winding roads to escape the steamy heat of Jeddah or entering from the east away from the dry desert clime of the Najd, visitors to Taif are greeted by a fresh, cool breeze as they ascend to the city. Set in a hollow between granite hills rising from the eastern slope of the Hejaz in the southwest region of the Kingdom, this city is a magnet that draws visitors from across Saudi Arabia.

 

The name Taif means “encompassing” in Arabic, and for centuries visitors to this mountain city 5,600 feet above sea level have enjoyed the captivating views from wind-sculpted rocks, a pleasant climate and the verdant setting of its surroundings, as well as the abundance of fruits which grow in its fertile valley. Fragrant roses, lush parks, sunny skies and exotic birds and wildlife have for generations drawn families to this resort town each summer. Not only is Taif popular among vacationers, but it has become the official summer seat of the Saudi government.

 

Throughout the year, the city is one of the most popular holiday resorts. Taif is a contrast of the old and new. There are ultra modern government offices of marble and glass besides the old mud structures with wooden louver windows and carved wooden doors. The plantings of oleander and palms enhance the old and new building. It is noted for its pink palaces and for the astounding modern corniche road that winds down the sheer cliffs of the Taif escarpment to the hot coastal plain.

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