Circling in the Thermal

On the way to their winter grounds . . .

. . . suddenly they began circling . . .

. . . not because they had got irritated by the sun . . .

. . . but going to reach higher regions.

One more . . .

Homeric Morning

07:24
Eos arriving,

07:39
. . . the rosy-fingered

07:39
. . . dawn godess

07:48
. . . in her saffron-coloured robe

07:48
. . . bringing light to the mortals.

Monochrome Monday

It's a long way to . . .

Wonderful two Hours

Enjoying the Moment

In this very moment, for example,
I did not know what would happen
about 82 hours later.

Chimneys

Windy; obviously.

Friday is Skyday (87)

Having the blues . . .

Pleasures for my ears

. . . recently presented to me.

On a Road

. . . through a forest.

On the Road

. . . to a fine Greek restaurant.

"Happy" Hundredth

The welfare of the people in particular
has always been the alibi of tyrants,
and it provides the further advantage
of giving the servants of tyranny
a good conscience.

Albert Camus *November 7th, 1913

In the Year 2097

. . . the Euro will have found its end.

Not only does the fishmonger who'd stop his car once a week at about the same time just in front of the gates to Seanhenge provide us with excellent seafood, fine jokes and lots of friendliness: He does know a lot more. Obviously.