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Ghosts of Rannoch Moor
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Sunrise…
Four years ago this young woman was a beautiful bride with a beautiful Jamaican sunset behind her. Today the sun rises as she embraces a new kind of beauty and is about to embark on another exciting adventure … parenthood.
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Proper stance while playing bagpipes
Edinburgh, Scotland
HDR toning adjustments
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It’s a big world out there…
“Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.” – Gustave Flaubert
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Does the walker choose the path?
Does the walker choose the path or the path choose the walker?
Three images: Highway in front of our home, path through a grove of trees on our farm in Lac qui Parle County, Minnesota and the path along the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain.
~ quote by Garth Nix
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Snapshots: The Yucatan
Anyone who can leave the Yucatán with indifference has never been an artist and will never be a scholar.
— Claude-Joseph-Désiré Charley
Click on the Youtube link below for a short slide show featuring random shots in the Yucatan region of Mexico:
Music: Yucatan – Music from the World
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Lone Tree on the Prairie
Manfred Township ~ Lac qui Parle County ~ Minnesota ~ 2016
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Thinking of Paris…
West Highland Way ~ Day 8 will have to wait due to the tragic events in Paris, France. Click on the video link for a short viewing from the People of Paris series:
https://animoto.com/play/KAfOuiydhH6UnQKWDhKXeg Images by Joyce Meyer
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies were born in Paris, and continue to operate there. Another organization whose roots are in France is Médecins Sans Frontières, or Doctors Without Borders. Click on the links if interested in more information and how to donate.
Americans in Paris were urged to call 001 202 501 4444 for information and assistance.
Pray for Paris and the world…
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It’s a BIG world out there
View of Loch Lomond along the West Highland Way. Another hiker happened to climb to the top of the next hill just as I was about to descend Conic Hill.
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