#girts

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Tobias. - Girts (Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer Remix)

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guys in skirts are enthralling to me. Girts: pretty okay

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Our purlins and girts are primarily used to design sheds and commercial and business structures. These areas are frequently used to support roofing and wall surface bed linen. These are intended for quick, non-continuous period construction.

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An Autumnal lie-in

"It’s great. Having an autumn lie-in. As the host."  -- Matsuo Basho

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Auntie Moe Needs Some #Grits Right Now

Auntie Moe Needs Some #Grits Right Now

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A brief update and a beautiful camellia!

A brief update and a beautiful camellia!

Hello everyone! Our writers and contributors are continuously creating beautiful things for us to share with you. We have some new people who have joined this year, Girts, who is sharing his beautiful photos and thoughts, in the form of prose - his blog is called ‘Moments by Girts’ and also Cardinale has joined us from Western Massachusetts, USA, her blog is ‘From Heart to Hands’.. We have some wonderful collaborations going on too, with a new storytelling page ‘Tales of Wonder and Wisdom’ - we always share our own photos or artwork on this website, and ‘The Food Diaries’ has led to some youngsters getting involved too! The ‘Guest Articles’ has some new additions, which is why my personal blog (A Story Unfolds) has been a bit thin - I also manage and run the website, the team and the guest blog! I upload the content which I greatly receive from a guest so we can bring it to you! We hope you will continue to enjoy what you see. The only reasons we do it are to share some good news, traditions and values and bring joy to the world.

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Moments by Girts

We are delighted that Girts has recently come on board to share some of his stunning photographs and his poetic moments.

In his own words - ’My name is Girts. I am Ventish, born and bread in Ventspils, an old port town by the Baltic sea in Latvia. Stubborn and rough around edges, as are many of us. It is because of the stormy weather. The sea and surrounding evergreen pine forests means a lot to me. It is a great source of joy, friendships, reflection, tranquillity and inspiration. For locals it is a part of our culture, a big part of life.

Ever since I was little, my parents encouraged me to appreciate nature and we spent many times together in the wilds. I learnt how to identify birds and wildlife and my whole life I have felt at ease in such surroundings. I love stillness, peace and harmony, and this encouraged me to pay more attention to my surroundings.

From an early age, I have loved photography. In my very late teenage years I also discovered prose, those little short deep and very meaningful poems which make me slow down and reflect... like these lines from William Blake:

"To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wildflower."

Sometimes I write my own prose, and take photos.

I have brought them here to Carry Forth Tradition and I hope they will inspire you to share your special moments, too.’

Click here to see his blog - Moments by Girts

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Spring Blossom