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… in an eternal quest for the unknown.

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Motley curves and splines

Peacock entre

Kolam

A million eyes

God save the yeast; Long live the yeast.

A country swan

How does a bruised number look ?

Mother’s womb

Veil

A vehicle?

Diving in space

Future porcupine

Is it possible to break the pattern of thought?

Chicken in Aldebaran

Sparks and winds

Peacock prelude

Microencephaly

Queen Jemima

Spaceship

Pollen meeting the ovule

Peacock final

Perhaps a lamp shade?

Multiplication of memories

A pregnant seal

Return of the clones

Cork screw or DNA

A swarm of fish

Divided thoughts

Father and son

Starfish

A kite and a school bus

An embryo developing into a foetus

A curtain in the living room: The Vyne

Chariots of fire

Chick dancing samba

A veiled woman

Everything is limited

A sheltering tree

The toys I played with…

Learning from nature

A simple flower

Impoverished elephant

R2D2’s children

When fear strikes

Mother and daughter

My niece’s drawing

Elephant and the mouse

The voyage

Four circles sliding down

The connected universe

Looking at each other

Only knuckles & bones left…

Sailing away to the distant horizon

Artha Narishwar

Death with its scythe

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Thoughts in a square frame!

It is a bank holiday weekend in the UK. I became a member of The National Trust that will allow me to visit all historic buildings that this charity takes care of. I visited the Montisfont house near Winchester with a good friend of mine. I will certainly visit many more properties to appease the eyes and the soul.

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