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A kite and a school bus

Multiplication of memories

Elephant and the mouse

Artha Narishwar

Cork screw or DNA

A veiled woman

Father and son

Peacock final

R2D2’s children

Perhaps a lamp shade?

A swarm of fish

Spaceship

Looking at each other

Veil

A simple flower

Mother and daughter

Motley curves and splines

Peacock entre

Starfish

Four circles sliding down

Mother’s womb

Only knuckles & bones left…

Microencephaly

Queen Jemima

Pollen meeting the ovule

The connected universe

A pregnant seal

Chariots of fire

Death with its scythe

Divided thoughts

Chick dancing samba

Peacock prelude

The voyage

When fear strikes

Sparks and winds

Everything is limited

Diving in space

A vehicle?

The toys I played with…

Learning from nature

Return of the clones

A million eyes

Impoverished elephant

A curtain in the living room: The Vyne

How does a bruised number look ?

My niece’s drawing

A country swan

Future porcupine

Chicken in Aldebaran

A sheltering tree

Kolam

An embryo developing into a foetus

God save the yeast; Long live the yeast.

Is it possible to break the pattern of thought?

Sailing away to the distant horizon

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Thoughts in a square frame!

Last weekend a friend of mine visited me from Hampshire and we went to the beautiful town of #Marsden in the #PeakDistrict. The weather was fantastic and it was a feast to our eyes to see the reflection of blue sky on the water in the canal. We surmised over this and that and walked for two hours. We saw private roads with a big estate on sale. Money rules.~~~ On the way we visited a pretty town called #Holmfirth, lively with people strutting the narrow alleys in a leisurely manner. ~~~On Saturday, we went to #Damflask reservoir and what a contrast in weather! The thick Fog had its own beauty. The few dry leaves that hadn’t fallen off during autumn were very still, like a big elephant standing tall with her snout exhibiting a ever so gentle sway. A few ducks were having a quiet family meeting close to the edge of the bank and would occasionally climb up to the footpath to pick the seeds that have fallen from the bird feeder hanging from a big tree. Families with children, joggers in tights, elderly couples and young blood, joined by numerous dogs, were taking a 3.5 mile walk around the reservoir. The cars were meticulously parallel parked. It was a meditative and a reflective weekend indeed.

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