Started playing Firewatch again just to take screenshots because this game is so dang beautiful
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Started playing Firewatch again just to take screenshots because this game is so dang beautiful
Northern lights over Stonehenge
Pangur's already grown in her fluffy winter coat
Sunflowers, c. 1982. Andrew Wyeth. Watercolor and pencil on paper
Harajuku, Tokyo
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River Shroud - William H. Hays , 2018.
American, b. 1956 -
Colour linocut reduction on wove paper,ย 12 x 9 in. ย Ed. 100.
Cirrus Sky - William H. Hays
American, b. 1956 -
Colour woodcut ,ย 18.5 x 25 in. Ed. 25.
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my little house on a hill in the rainy, foggy pacific northwest winter
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Gems in the Park
Deep Run Park
Henrico County, Virginia (USA)
Based on a photo from September 8, 2024.
Jewelweed is an attractive plant that stands out in September along semi-shady stream banks in the moist woods of the eastern U.S., easily recognizable by its lush appearance and small orange blossoms. Every September I look forward to seeing its flourishing presence in many of our local parks.
Native Americans used it to treat minor rashes from Poison Ivy, but it's also a proven fungicide for athlete's foot.
Autumn colors hiding in the fog
Steve Skafte