Good thing it wasn't labelled "PET recycling" - especially if it were in the US or I'd have ... questions.
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Photo of The Day - April 2023
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A photo from Latchett's Farm a few weeks ago.
The stories this old tree could tell. Black Canyon of the Gunnison Colorado
Thought I had posted this previously but a quick review shows otherwise.
Ayers Natural Bridge and Box Elder Canyon about 30 miles east and maybe 15miles south of Casper, WY. An incredibly peaceful green cool oasis in a hot semi-arid region.
Scanned From C-41 process color 4x5 neg. Best viewed full size
Ayers Natural Bridge and Box Elder Canyon about 30 miles east and maybe 15miles south of Casper, WY. An incredibly peaceful green cool oasis in a hot semi-arid region.
Scanned From C-41 process color 4x5 neg. Best viewed full size
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My condolences to @AlaskaMoose and your family. What a tragic loss.
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In the same garden as the previous one in Malta 2007.
I also wish to offer my condoleance, it is hard to talk about these thigns on a public forum I know. @AlaskaMoose you certainly have a loving and close knit family.
.. a small version of a usually rather large shrub .. standing tall (with a few other floral friends) and looking good for a photo yesterday morning.
I just wanted to clarify that my pun (that I deleted) was about @Janichsan image, and was about Microsoft and Windows.
Nothing else.
Nothing else.
I'm so sorry 😞, I can only imagine your pain. This photo is amazing. I hope you will get confort from your loved ones and all the good memories you have with him ❤️
I usually don't post photos of people, specially of family and friends as this one. Ian was his name, my loving son who passed away on Saint Patricks Day at the age of 38. I was lucky enough to take this impromptu photo of Ian a few years ago when he was grilling hamburgers for his coworkers on a rainy day. He was my oldest son.
i think it was very kind of you to remove your pun and i’m sure, based on your posting history, that no one expected it to be otherwise inappropriate.
This is how I first saw the cormorant whose headshot I posted yesterday:
I had a blue parakeet just like the one in the window when was a kid. We used to let it fly around the house. His name was Patrick until he laid an egg! Silly bird would land on my cereal bowl and pickup pieces of shredded wheat and twiddle them in it's beak.
Still trying to figure out where these photos were taken. Please let us know.
Thank you @mollyc😊
I appreciate your comment very much.
As you probably figured out, I made the pun and afterwards I start reading the post and realized that this would be quite disrespectful, just moments after members here talk about their loss of their loved ones.
Like i didn’t care, and I DO care.
So that was the reason that I deleted it.
And maybe I misunderstood it all, and most likely in my own mind, but I did get the feeling that some of the members here thought I made a pun of their sorrow, which I never did, and never gonna do.
Thanks again🙏
the pedals collected at each curb are almost as compelling as the full boughs
You made me dig for it, but I found it!
Eastern State Penitentiary
Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Its vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of Americas most notorious criminals...
Typical of the decay of a lot of buildings in the industrial East which are much older than a lot of places in the West.