Narrow gauge track in the snow Wanlockhead mining village

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Ancient alien theories say that these stone formations track Andromeda in the night sky when visible. The civilization that dated back to 7000 Bc was thought to believe that the stones tracked a meteor that was heading to earth. The Druids say that the stone circle tracked the position of the sun and was hand come spring equinox for the correct time for putting seeds in the earth and for harvesting before the seasons killed your crops. Life here would have been a disaster without enough food come late fall to early spring. Last are the Christians. Today pilgrims come to witness the cross. They say God constructed it. I just roll my eyes around when I am here. I like being alone here. AT one of the Churches they speak their native Gaelic tongue. But at noon their service is in english, but with a thick accent.

One season when I was visiting the stones. A Black Baptist group from America in Alabama who are Holy Rollers, so to coin the phrase from their gospel music came out to sing, and witness the stones for the mysterious Jesus Cross in the the center of the formation, which andy Pagan would tell you that the cross is encircled by the 13 goddess stone which are not Christian.

Holy smoke can you just close your eyes and hear Celtic music evolve, and morph into “Jesus is my Doctor by the Georgia Mass Choir”. I love this song for deep reasons. Call it apart of my Black America Heritage on an emotional level. so here’s the song on Youtube.
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So what am I saying. Just this. No one can claim a thing on this eart. Culture is too migrant.

Enjoy. :)))

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Early morning, golden light at Hyde Park / The Serpentine, London, UK.

Funny story: later, while packing my tripod, a gentleman approached me and asked me how many fish had I gotten!

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Idiom 118- To go through fire and water is an English idiom meaning
to experience many difficulties or dangers in order to achieve something…..

“In everyone’s life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit.”
~ Albert Schweitzer

This image is for Marc Pollard….a photographer who has a way of capturing the light like no other, and brings warmth and light to more people than I think he actually realises….Well here is a little glowing light back for you Marc. I hope it makes you smile 🙂

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Aerial Photography Iceland. This image is aerial photo of glacial river in Iceland. The river divided into a great number of interlinked streams and flows.

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Marshes

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Trona Pinnacles on yet another magical evening

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Yes, it was so silent. I hope that you can feel it. This picture is from Gjerdedalsvatnet, located in the north Rogaland, Norway.

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