hedy bach

so nice we’ve crossed paths here🌷

lucky us to see beautiful scenes🤓👌

🌬️☀️☀️❄️☀️☀️happy day Charef

CAJ stands with Amber Bracken as landmark press freedom trial begins - Canadian Association of Journalists It’s been more than four years since Canadian photojournalist Amber Bracken was unjustly arrested by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) while on assignment for The Narwhal in northern British Co...

listen. read widely. un/learn. of course more. 🤓

caj.ca/caj-stands-w...

Thank you Robyn🐶💞😁

she’s been an amazing little spirit🐶arrived at a perfect time💝soon she’s already 11 months🥰

yes💪💞

Indigenous communities are often the first to sound the alarm on environmental degradation, yet their voices are frequently ignored. What can we do to amplify their concerns? 🌎

likewise Marg👌

the winds are howling so the snow will be melting❄️❄️❄️but more arrives later this week🌷☀️

lovely colour pallette💞

what a delightful composition as though they are saying good morning💜💛💜beautiful Marg💛

A small grouping of purple Crocus’s are amongst the newly arrived greenery! They are wonderful little pops of happy! 😃

Joyous greetings in the garden today! 📷 🌱

I want to see the places you hike🥾🤓

she loves winter Alina🐶🥰

enjoy beautiful Patagonia🤍

Patagonia truly is wilderness untamed. It is not just the awe inspiring mountains, but also the stormy, dramatic and rapidly changing weather which make it so very special!⁠

Although the wind was screaming in my ears it was a scene of serenity & breathtaking majesty as the Cuernos del Paine lit up in magnificent light. Light I had not witnessed in 5 years of exploring Patagonia.

The ever changing light is what makes Patagonia so very special. In Torres del Paine, a spot lit iceberg is dwarfed by mountains in the shade, except the jagged summit, bathed in the warm afternoon sun.

Fierce winds drive off snow and ice from the peaks of Paine Grande in Patagonia's Torres del Paine National Park. There is a whole world of drama and grandeur to be found far above in the peaks of mountains, and especially so for Patagonia!

In 2 days I'm leaving for wild, amazing Patagonia to run my annual photography tours, timed for peak fall colors. Please visit my website at beautysurroundsyou.com/patagonia-ph... to find out more about our 2027 tours! I can't wait!

#photography #landscapephotography #naturephotography #bluesky

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little jumps of my pen in the paint 20

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love the composition Alina and colours 🤍🩵🤍

A panoramic shot of mountain tops emerging from a blanket of fog that covers the landscape below. These peaks are volcanic plugs and are part of what is called the "Nine Sisters" stretching from San Luis Obispo to Morro Rock. This shot is taken from Cerro San Luis mountain, San Luis Obispo, California. The next peak is Bishop Peak.

Sunday #Stunday

Pano of some of the Nine Sisters stretching from San Luis Obispo to Morro Bay. They are volcanic plugs.

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#ECK #Pano #NineSisters #WestCoastKin #LandscapePhotography #Hiking

😌🙏humble thank you Marg💚💚💚

I love cats as well I remember buoying food and sharing with the neighborhood cats it was so joyful as a traveller…😻

Always lovely to see the works of other Robert and for sharing with us🌷🙏🌷

Auslage #streetphotography #photography #vienna #wien #window #display #escaparate #auslage

A solitary woman in a long dark dress stands with her back to the viewer on a rocky hillside, looking out over a hazy, barren mountain landscape in a soft black-and-white photograph.

‘Tunguska.RdM’ • ‘Luce di Inverno’

finding old family fotos makes me remember my grandmothers, aunts and my mother🕊️I’m grateful for them as well Susan🤍🕊️🤍

wind howling.

#pupdate #cavi #dogsonbluesky

Clara Zetkin (1857–1933), a German socialist and women's rights activist, proposed the establishment of an annual International Women's Day (IWD) at the 1910 Second International Conference of Working Women in Copenhagen. Supported by over 100 delegates from 17 countries, the day was designed to advocate for suffrage, equality, and labor rights.

Clara Zetkin 1857 – 1933

remembering the women who came before us🤍

As I write this on Saturday night, I have just finished this book, and I am pretty blown away. I now admit I should not have read this in a week. I should have read it as more of a meditation. It contains many extraordinary passages I should have lingered over much longer. But it had been highly recommended by several good friends, and I was curious, so I charged through. I must admit it wasn’t the book for me, though it is a nearly flawless work. This is a book that starts out with a missing cat and goes on to plumb the darkest depths of the Japanese-Russian conflicts of WWII. It dances through the highs and lows of a marriage, and up and down the alleys of realities. I appreciated the quality of the writing, but as with the one other Murakami book I’d read (“Norwegian Wood”), I found it all to be a bit removed from feeling and passion. I am prepared to believe that is my own culture gap with the author’s style. “The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle” has become a classic in literature. I’ll be looking at it more over this next week as I decompress from this reading. 4 ⭐️ ©️ 1997 607 p.

#BlueBrewBooks

This week I read:

The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
By Haruki Murakami

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