Capture: Spring Breaks
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I'll continue, um...
...if we are then, in that zone
of the continuum of
"bands ending in ...ones"I give you
<drum roll>
the greatest
rock 'n' roll band
in The Octagon,
if not The World
<drum roll>
<pause>
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Sacha, in reply to
pukeko echo
man's on fire
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JacksonP, in reply to
man’s on fire
Speaking of which, this happend.
It would seem that going there and taking a bad photo are mutually exclusive. I'd like to have been there, but not sure I actually want to go.
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Sacha, in reply to
I'd like to have been there, but not sure I actually want to go
Have often thought the same. Those are stunning photos.
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ChrisW, in reply to
pukeko echo
man's on fire
The man's got form.
I hear an echo of his previous aspersion cast - nay hurled! - on pukeko.
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Reflecting pukeko in more positive light –
pliers of many a hard-working swim across the river,
an image of time’s two-headed arrow? -
Hebe, in reply to
Bewdy.
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Lilith __, in reply to
time’s two-headed arrow
Threadmerge! :-)
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
throw back…
I hear an echo of…
…ever evolving pukekos,
just like Christchurch, that’s me…
(they’re on my coat as well)throw away…
…and as we all know every pun that exists,
stems from those few protopun particles spun off
from the Big Bang, it’s been a bountiful bingo bag of
casual connections and causality since then, running,
running from the unchallengeable riposte. -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
it’s been a bountiful bingo bag
though I think you have ended up with the lion's share of that bingo bag!
and watch out for those pukekos on your coat, that'll make quite a mess : ) (Though I like the way the pukekos are so much bigger than the lone kiwi)
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ChrisW, in reply to
…ever evolving pukekos,
just like Christchurch, that’s me…
(they’re on my coat as well)And a splendid coat it is too, long may it remain in this house!
These protoplums against the late afternoon sky yesterday – an attempted capture of the casual connection to that other Chris W’s sky I suggested a few pages back – but a casualty of the difficult light and shade of the tall storey.
Still, to step back a bit, it's a lead to the plumb-lazy idea that this wholly mackerel sky is a bountiful bingo bag of fluffy dumplings fleeing the Big Bang of protoplums.
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Spring veggies
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Spring walk low tide
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Spring window display
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
latex intolerant...
Spring window display
Yeah. No. I never understood why pyrophylactics didn't take off, either...
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
pyrophylactics
Oh, that's what it was. I was thinking a bunch of kids had been pied pipered off to some lava tube deep beneath the slopes of Rangitoto
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Jos,
Lovely stuff team, I too have spring vegies Nora, last of the old carrots but a self seeded tomato that has been growing all winter outside, and swift potatoes chitting nicely
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Jos,
A blackbird in my garden
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Jos,
And a snail up my fresia
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
A blackbird in my garden
Like what you've done to the blackbird.... looks much better than my pixellated zoom blackbird
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Spring blackbird in my feijoa tree ...
a wary carer
keeping half an eye on me,
as she practises nesttopism,
expecting great things for her chicks' careers,
not merely counting them before they're hatched. -
Hebe, in reply to
And a snail up my fresia
The caption conjures up a different image to the intriguing pic. Sorry; I have a filthy mind.
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Strange spring
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Sunrise this morning, the ducks already had the score on the water as of today –
3 – 1, or -1 depending on how you look at it. -
Jos,
Strange spring looks almost xmassy!
First yellow admiral I've seen, had to Google it. :)
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