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Evenlonger? I haven’t heard of that one. Love the effect.
I think I read a review of the app in Mobiography last winter when I for once took the time to swipe through their latest release. I think it’s quite popular now among those who likes to play with long exposure. I don’t think I have read anything there since then
Your property is so beautiful…
What a fabulous concert outfit!! You go, Linus! Looking sharp.
Those are some big mushrooms you have there!
Gigantesque
I was just going to say that I just love your glowing mushroom lights... so magical at night.Gigantesque
I can see that the first wrong date is last Friday, Oct 7th, and it\s not a coincidence that it was the same day Linus arrived here for the first time in a month. It’s harder for me to focus on things when he’s around
Or perhaps just naughty
your post made me realise I don’t know what attracts birds to nectar (or flowers). Obviously not smellDay 284 - October 11th - Angry or stupid birds
First of all, I just noticed I’ve had the wrong day numbers for a couple of days. Personally I don’t care, but if any of the admins need a self therapy session it’s OK to correct it
Today’s pic is in the funny category. I was cleaning our oilcloth (?) on the porch and noticed there were tiny holes on it. Every hole was in the centre of the flowers. Our theory is that the birds are guilty for this. Either the cloth is extremely realistic or the birds are more stupid than I thought
Native cam, edits in Snapseed
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but if any of the admins need a self therapy session it’s OK to correct it
Our theory is that the birds are guilty for this. Either the cloth is extremely realistic or the birds are more stupid than I thought
If it makes you feel better, the whole world (except maybe New Zealand) is in the same boat (do you have that expression?),
Thanks JillyIf it makes you feel better, the whole world (except maybe New Zealand) is in the same boat (do you have that expression?),
Yes, we have exactly the same expression ”i samma båt” 
I, and many other Swedes have foolishly thought that our country would be kind of immune. But why should we. People are the same everywhere.
If it makes you feel better, the whole world (except maybe New Zealand) is in the same boat (do you have that expression?),
I’m most likely the minority here (and for sure in my friends group) - I don’t watch or read the news. It is mostly just too depressing and overwhelming. If it’s something major I’ll hear about it from a friend… I don’t see much value in it in my daily life, and it just adds negative energy to my existence.Thanks Jilly
I try to avoid the news too.
Thank you so much for these wise words
For quite a few years now me too have been avoiding the news as much as I can. Never watch the news broadcasts. Our TV is mostly turned off or idle playing slideshows with our photos. But I read the news daily - careful not to click on everything. I have my favourite topics that I like being informed on.
I shot these pics 30 minutes ago, when the sky was still deep blue. Now there’s a wall of clouds coming here from the SW. When DH returns from his mushroom hunt I will suggest we’ll take a trip somewhere….