defaced statue

and de-armed as well. How very sad.......
(lovely photo, though)

Memorial to Six Priests murdered by the Bolsheviks in 1918, Strelna, St. Petersburg, Russia (I think they were beheaded)

I'm going to take that wooden frame, build a bigger, stronger one, fill it with rocks, and point it out to sea. And then I'm going to runnnnnnnnnnnn!

Rocks or stones or a stone



A stone outside Newcastle Civic Centre
Inscription " To Commemorate The Visit Of JIMMY CARTER 39th President of the United States of America 6th MAY 1977"

I can see a pond behind that stone, so here's another pond, with some fish.

A little stream on the Mendenhall Glacier at Juneau

Rock Point Bridge on the Rogue River, Oregon

That's lovely, I like that very much.

It's fabulous. Welcome, Goofyfoot.

Welcome indeed Goofyfoot. That is a lovely photo.

That's actually the new bridge constructed to pretty much duplicate the original, sans the erosion, staining, and graffiti that made the original so interesting.

More water at Moraine Lake, Alberta

Have some more snow...

Our palm tree in the snow.........

Did you say "Snow"?

Hummer in the snow....

"Hummers" without snow:



(since they're the military version and unavailable for public purchase, they are more accurately called HMV's or "humvees". Photo taken near Crystal River Florida - nursery to manatees).

Another mode of transport. Train along the Trans Canadian Railway line in Jasper.

Another train, probably pretty near where you took yours, zorba:

Hungry dogs beg for food at the train station in Rovno, Ukraine.

Voracious carnivore.

Just lounging about:

Darwin has taken lounging to new heights..........

We like to lounge in preparation for our afternoon nap.

Cat, meet rabbit. Rabbit, cat.

Here's a cat-in-the-box:

Another containerised cat;

This containerised kitty was "helping" with the laundry today.

A horse in a display case:



(Another photo from the Museum of the American Indian, Manhattan.)