This post is submitted to Crimson’s Creative Challenge #21.
woodland pools nearby
deep shades of emerald aqua
final days rest here
nature
Carpe Diem Haiku — Volga River
As Paulo and Hilal are departing from Moscow it’s late in the evening so it could be very dark and I think they didn’t saw the Volga that night, maybe they did saw it reflecting the lights of the TSR or the moon … we don’t know, but what we know is that they crossed for sure the Volga.
Our journey continues and we will go deeper into the Soviet Union the next days and weeks, but it is for sure an adventure …
the strawberry moon
reflections flood our small room
liquid flows below
Michelle’s Pet Challenge Week 2
My name is Flash. Mr. Human said he named me that because when I was growing up I ran so fast through the house that it was light a flash of lightning.
This is my glamour shot.
This post was submitted in reply to Michelle’s Pet Challenge Week 2.
Ese’s Weekly Shoot and Quote Challenge: Loneliness
Ese’s Weekly Shoot and Quote Challenge
The soul would have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears.
John Vance Cheney (1848-1922)
Far From Home
There was a recent post on WordPress asking readers what is the furthest from home you have ever been. I guess my answer would be around 7,648 miles. That would be at the equator in Nanyuki, Kenya.
On one side of the equator the water drains clockwise and on the other side it drains counter-clockwise. Across the street was a little trading posts. I never realized that my wife could be a very good negotiator. She traded the inexpensive wrist watch she was wearing for some local crafts. I think she got a the best of the deal.
What is the furthest you have been away from your home?
Oh Danny Boy! 