Tuesday Photo Challenge from Frank: Heat
The heat from the Sun
The heat from fire
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Fireworks
The word prompt from Frank at Dutch goes the Photo: Colourful
What can be more colourful than fireworks
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Height
The word prompt from Frank at Dutch goes the Photo: Height
Looking from a bell tower in Split Croatia you can see the city below
And out to the harbour
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Ring
Heat
Franks Tuesday Photo Challenge: Heat
The end of the day.
Setting sun.
Feel the heat
wash over
The intensity
of the sky,
Burning
through the trees.
The Suns fire
absorbing the air,
Taking the sky,
melting the clouds.
Thoughts drift,
Heat takes
its toll,
At the end of the day.
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Time
Frank at Dutch goes the Photo’s word prompt: Time
I had some
questions
to ask.
I went to ask
a bee
about
flowers, honey and
things all bee.
The Bee said
“Sorry I don’t
have time”
I went to ask
a Golden Whistler
about a song,
a whistle
in my head
The Whistler said
“Sorry I don’t
have time”
I went to ask
a Lewins Honeyeater
about
the taste of
a Bromiliad.
The Lewins Honeyeater said
“Sorry I don’t
have time”
I looked around
with questions
in my head.
Questions of
bees and nectar.
Of songs
of Golden Whistlers.
Of the sweet taste
in flowers
from the Lewins Honeyeater.
No one had
Time.
From the green
pasture
I heard a
voice.
“Sit yourself
down,
inquiring mind,
I have Time”
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The Force of Water
Frank from Dutch goes the Photo word prompt: Forces
Near my property, sometimes the Clarence River rages when the rains are here and the rivers flow is enhanced. The Clarence River at Lilydale can flow at a sedate 8mgs/day and sometimes a summer flow may get to 12,000mgs/day. Today after some considerable rain fall, the river is flowing at over 20,000mgs/day. When the flood waters hit the river levels rise to over 100,000mgs/day. Once the flood flows reach Grafton, they can be at 5,000,000mgs/day
Here are some flood flows showing the forces of water in action.
The Clarence River at Lilydale on a lovely day. The river is a bit higher than normal flow.
A minor flood flow. The bridge was constructed low so when flood flows occur, the rivers debris doesn’t impact on the bridge.
This is a bit of a lower flow. The water is making waves as it flows over the old wooden bridge.
The Bottlebrush trees are able to withstand the flood flows as the have supple trunks and bend with the flow.
Yes. That is 4 meters above the level of the bridge
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The changing hills
The word prompt from Frank at Dutch goes the Photo: Hills
This is on the road on my way home. This vantage point overlooks the valley where my property is, with the Great Dividing Range in the background. My place isn’t in the photos. It is further to the right.
Here is the many changes I have taken over the past few years coming home in the afternoon.
A relatively sunny day
The mist in the valley
Storm clouds brewing
A hazy yellow sunset
A bright yellow sunset
Sunset with a bit of heat
A red hot sunset
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Green Shapes
The word prompt from Frank at Dutch goes the Photo for the Tuesday Photo Challenge: Shape
A spiky green shape
Soft green shape on the forest floor
A tropical green shape
Green shapes on a tree
Water drops making green shapes on the palm leaf
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Exotic
Frank’s Tuesday Photo Challenge: Exotic
What sort of exotic are you?
*from the local telephone book
