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I woke up today with the house *surrounded* by crows. This picture doesn't do it justice, there were like 100 of them. Probably more.
Aaaaa, blessed by Corbies ♡
Corbies -- Fan Of... #159
#Corbies (#ravens) are the subject of my latest Fan Of... #159 post #photography
Hi all 😁 Feel free to join in this weekly challenge whenever you find yourself thinking, “I’m a fan of…” (see below for how-to). This week’s Fan Of… is corbies. Corbies is Scots for ravens. This post was inspired by Elke’s Fan Of… post. This is also my post for Susan’s Things in Scots (TiS). Corbie I see (& hear) these guys all over the place. (more…)
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La verdad de una de las fotografías más famosas de todos los tiempos
Wikimedia / Corbis / Visual China Group
Son once hombres tomando el almuerzo despreocupadamente en el descanso del trabajo. Algo bastante común. Hasta que te das cuenta de que están sentados en una viga, sin ninguna protección, a 260 metros de altura. “Almuerzo en lo alto de un rascacielos” es una de las fotografías más famosas de la historia, y esconde unos cuantos secretos y curiosidades. La…
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Poems by Barbara A Meier
Poems by Barbara A Meier
Sea Glass
The sea is glass today
broken glass sharp, silver shimmerings with latte foam
Khaki green slithering up the strand leaving venom pools
making a milkshake of poison by sticking a blender
into the magic mirror.
Sea Foam
Seafoam tumbling
down the beach like tumbleweeds
crossing highway 4
blowing themselves
out with the friction of sand
disappearing in
the roar of a freight train
waves…
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Dorr Bothwell (1902-2000), TWA Corbies, 1944.
color serigraph / screenprint, 9 3/4 x 13 5/8 inches (image)
I had taken these ST:TNG screenshots before and since you like crows too it seems a good time to post them!
Hi Shipwash, still glad to meet you.