For the Lamb at the centre of the throne will be their shepherd; ‘he will lead them to springs of living water.’ ‘And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes.’”
Photographed in the Walled
Garden Bangor.
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These
photographs was taken on a birding day recently when we visited the Quoile
Pondage and saw Little Egret, Cormorant, hundreds of waders and gulls as well as Teal duck.
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Time for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is R and Rustic. RUSTIC is a color that can be found in nature, a casual vibe and a sense of old-fashioned warmth or comfort and I hope you agree these photographs taken recently at the Walled Garden, filled that bill. Some of the images show RED colouring like the first image of the apples although the second image of apples are called RUSSET.
I walked home through Ward park and no one was
RESTING on the seat to see the beautiful RUSTIC
colours being REFLECTED in the
water.
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This week this photographs was taken on a day recently when I visted the walled garden in Bangor and today I am showing you some delicious looking pears on the wall of the garden.
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This
week these photographs mostly were taken on a day recently when I visited the
walled garden in Bangor and today I am showing you some more of the lovely
flowers still in bloom on October. They ae orange Roses, Dahlia, Gertrude Jekyll Rose and the blue flowers are Salvia, Delphinium and Michaelmas Daisies
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This is the final post in this recent
series and these images were taken at
the Floodgates where we saw thousands and thousands of birds. These are Redshank Little Egret and a Lesser Black backed gull images
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This
week these photographs mostly were taken on a day recently when I visited the Walled Garden in Bangor and today I am showing you the lovely flowers still in
bloom in October.
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It is time for you to act, Lord; your law is being broken.
Photographed on the I.O.W.
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Recently
my birders and I visited the Floodgates and Kiltonga Nature Reserve in Newtownards
to do a spot of bird watching. We saw these cygnets, Gadwall ducks, a Heron very high up on a tree adn another Heron that appears to have lost his head!!! The final shot is of two Collared Doves
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Time
for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is Q and Queen. Recently to took a friend to lunch at this restaurant which fitted into the letter Q as it was called The QUAYS and even the fence had a lot of "Q's". Further down the coast of Down at Portaferry, I spied this building and the sign fitted into the meme as it was called QUEEN's University Marine Laboratory. Arriving back in Bangor I found a QUEUE sign for a train, a car park sign with QUEENS Parade and QUAY Street on it. Finally I entered a QUIET library where these two people were QUITE intend on working at their computers, giving me my STREET PHOTGRAPHY image.
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Recently
my birders and I visited the Floodgates and Kiltonga Nature Reserve in Newtownards
to do a spot of bird watching. This is
the family of Swans that I showed you on Monday’s post but you can “just” see
on the left of the first shot a “fence” and the same fence but even less of it
in the right of the second shot!
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Recently
my birders and I visited the Floodgates and Kiltonga Nature Reserve in Newtownards
to do a spot of bird watching. This
Little Grebe was very far away and every second he was diving for lunch so not
such a great shot!
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Recently my birders and I visited the Floodgates and Kiltonga Nature Reserve in Newtownards to do a spot of bird watching. A few of the newer members of my group had never seen the Coots feet nor the red mark at the top of the Moorhen’s leg and that is why I took these shots.
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