That's a very English picture - we have lots of roads with tree branches meeting in the middle. Perhaps one "joy" of having a lot of damp weather - it certainly makes things grow :-)
Votre tunnel de verdure est gigantesque par rapport au mien, lol ! Mais qu'il doit être agréable de s'y promener ! Bisous à tous les deux et caresses à Smokey.
Retired American Airlines programmer, married to Susan, between us are 8 children and 14 grand children. Attended Wagoner High School, BS from Oklahoma State, MS from University of Tulsa, cradle Episcopalian, my hobbies are photography and tending roses.
Fremantle encore et fini.....!
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A few last shots from Fremantle before we head back up to the city. Leaving
Victoria Quay after our visit to the Maritime Museum we passed the Southern
Cr...
Chinatown, Sydney Monorail
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The Sydney Monorail, also known as the Metro Monorail, is a single loop
monorail that connects the city's central business district with Darling
Harbour a...
Zwartvleugelroofvlieg in actie
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Toen ik onlangs op zoek naar wat dan ook in het Weinterper Skar weer eens
langs het struikgewas liep, stuitte ik op twee vliegen die het met elkaar
aan de ...
MoBA 13, the shoes.
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Have you ever seen a real horse shoe? Well here it is! I want to show you
some really strange shoes I saw at the exhibition Fetishism in Fashion in
yester...
24 Hours in Toronto
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Early in the afternoon, Feng and I made our way to YOW, the Ottawa Airport,
to catch The Rolling Stones concert in Toronto, later in the day. Killing
time ...
Congress Square
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*I really must say. *
*When I heard that the city was going to release its new marketing slogan
yesterday, I had high hopes. I was kind of excited, wonderi...
Ravishing radishes
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Last week was the start of the weekly *Market Fest* which continues into
September. Head over to the *Eagan Community Center* every *Wednesday*afternoon a...
I Would Ride 100 Miles
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[image: 100!!!!!]
*12 June 2013
Ride the Rockies, Day 4
Pagosa Springs to Alamosa
100 miles*
Yes, you read that right. A full century!!! I finally did it! A...
Catarina de Bragança
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Sculpture by Audrey Flack at Parque das Nações, Lisbon
Princess Catherine of Braganza (1638-1705), Portuguese King John IV's
daughter, became queen when ...
FLOWERS ON A PATH
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[image: White flowers (umbelliferous, carrot family?) broken from their
plant and thrown on tarmac path.]June 16th 2013
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Umbel on tarmac.
Review
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*Chapter 3: The nightmare.*
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*I read in Joyce Meyer’s book a passage that said, “Even though we may not
see where we are headed or even feel ...
Western Grebe
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[image: Western Grebe]
The western grebe breeds on freshwater lakes and marshes in the western
half of North America. They usually build their nests on the ...
Playing with water
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On the "new" *Place de la République*, there is a sprinkler fountain (I
don't know how to describe it exactly) coming up from the ground and
children love...
Lan Su Chinese Garden
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[image: Lan Su Chinese Garden (Portland, Oregon)]
This treasure box of a garden sits on one block in the midst of downtown
Portland. Once you are inside, th...
Exile in Ritesville
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Two knowing takes on the recent bonanza of Rite of Spring reissues: Russell Platt, on the New Yorker website, and Sedge Clark, on his Musical America blog. S...
Double Delight rose in the garden
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This is a banner year for roses, I can tell. One of my top fave roses is
Double Delight with its strong, sweet and spicy fragrance. This elegant
rose bud i...
Animals vs. Reporters
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*Animals vs. Reporters*
Check out this hilarious collection of TV news bloopers, including the
"Attack o...
música
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*As tuas sílabas*
*tem a harmonia da música,*
*palavras que cantam*
*os estéreos sentimentos.*
*(texto por poetaeusou & photos por tossan)*
*http://poetae...
Dix jours sans venir ? Fichtre !
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Bonjour
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Il faut dire que nous sommes en travaux dans la maison et à l'extérieur et
que je n'ai pas la liberté d'aller et venir à mon gré même si l'ordin...
Festival of the Solstice - # 2 Water
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When I was growing up, water was an invisible resource, which is strange in
a country where drought is so prevalent. We could be paying pounds to have
wel...
Shadow Shot Sunday 188 - Milan
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Milan's Sunday flea market down in the charming Canal District along
Navigli Grande provides this week's sequence of shadow shots - I was
particularl...
Go to Tavolo. Go soon, Go Often.
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Go to Tavolo. Go soon, go often. You won’t find a better restaurant in
Oklahoma. Usually I dine once, then write a review. But I’ve eaten at
Tavolo three t...
Swing it!
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These two guys from Southern America played the streets of Bergen a couple
of weeks ago. They told me they were very sorry that their bass was not
workin...
Some days feel like like this...
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fog--
no, not the kind that wraps around
heart and soul and paralyses
the kind that wraps around limbs and brain and makes the eyes heavy
mind numbing fa...
Where do I go
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Macro Monday is here: Macro Monday 2 Thank you once again for playing
along with me through the years. I am now here: Always in Stitches I won’t
be postin...
Royal delight
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Royal Hotel, Thursday Island
I have decided to ignore that list of Royal Hotels and go along the way I
have done before, just discovering them as I pass t...
Bali
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And on the seventh day, she surfed.
Andrea had a spare 6'6 fish, and despite it being 3' smaller than my
stand-up and over a foot smaller than my long b...
Helping The "Homeless"
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All of my miniatures are still packed up and my new miniature room is still
on the drawing boards. I did spend yesterday's lunch hour at one of my
favorit...
Dosiwallips River
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Above Brinnon, which is on U.S. Highway 101 about 45 miles south of Port
Townsend, you can find the Dosiwallips river. The road ends at a landslide
some si...
At The Louvre (Weekend Reflections # 181)
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*Paris, France **(A reflection in one of the smaller pyramids.)**
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I'm back from a long and wonderful trip! I went to London, Prague, Vienna,
Budapest an...
Last shot of snow
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My last shot of the snow, it is predicted that this weekend is the last
weekend with cold weather, then, the spring will start!! So predict the
weathermen.
Happy Year of the Snake!
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Dear blogging friends and followers,
There haven't been enough hours in the day for me to blog much the past
months, but I want to take a moment to wish...
Blue Lion Birds: The Exhibit (Part 4)
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This post is the fourth in the series sharing with you my exhibit of bird
images at the Allen Pubic Library during the month of February. In addition
to s...
At One Time, The Place to Go For Mufflers
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Found on an old street in Bisbee, Arizona
Merry Christmas everybody! Just an update, the new position is going well
- busy, but a great change. I'm on ...
The Bank at 320 South Boston
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320 South Boston Building today.Artist's rendering of completed building
prior to expansion.
This handsome 22-story high rise building with 10 story w...
5 comments:
I wonder how old are these trees... they are huge!
That's a very English picture - we have lots of roads with tree branches meeting in the middle. Perhaps one "joy" of having a lot of damp weather - it certainly makes things grow :-)
Lovely picture though.
Anne
This particular neighborhood was established in about 1910 so these trees are around 100 years old.
Votre tunnel de verdure est gigantesque par rapport au mien, lol ! Mais qu'il doit être agréable de s'y promener !
Bisous à tous les deux et caresses à Smokey.
Thanks for taking us with in your green gliding :-)
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