Talybont Waterfalls

Jan 14, 2007 21:20


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medievalmuse January 14 2007, 23:11:50 UTC
Beyond description! Wow.

You look so pretty in the last one. Thanks for sharing the beauty of Wales.

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lunar_echo January 15 2007, 13:47:13 UTC
You are welcome, it has been some time since I posted any images, still have Austrian photos to post.

I am catching up with journals gradually but throuoghly since the holidays onwards - yours is one of my next, hopefully I'll look at it tonight!

I hope you are well - how was your Yule? How are the kitties - enjoy festive feline fun (sorry couldn't resist alliteration!)

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medievalmuse January 15 2007, 13:56:17 UTC
I've been in something of a dark mood, but really, we are all ok. This is my first day using my new computer that I've had a month now - just got around to installing and upgrading things yesterday.
It is an iMac - 20" screen, supposed to be super-powerful, but I hate change. I cannot even type on the keyboard without major backspacing. rrrrhhhhgggg.

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lily_la_mer January 15 2007, 00:49:51 UTC
Absolutely gorgeous!

Looks like that model is very proficient, good choice for M.
You have the dreamy far-away look, lol.

I can almost smell the fresh air.
Lovely!
I just sent you more mail, by the by.
Will go into my hotmail account after supper.

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lunar_echo January 15 2007, 13:50:25 UTC
Thank you! I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of these. Thankfully the light got low enough for me to experiment with my tripod fully...

lol, it took him ages to get a picture of me looking relaxed/happy...He was taking ages to take pictures with his new camera.

And yes the far-away look is probably my primary expression :p

I shal lcheck my email tonight after work - unable to from here annoyingly. I do have a work address though for anything immediate.

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dtothepowerof3 January 15 2007, 01:17:56 UTC
wow those are really nice :)

i really like this one http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v13/FaithRayne/EditedWaterfall3Smaller.jpg

how are you by the way, its been forever since we talked. hope things are good at your end.

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lunar_echo January 15 2007, 13:53:32 UTC
Thanks muchly :)

Aye I think that one is also my favourite for its depth and composition, despite some infuriating moments with the white balance and mud versus tripod lol...

I am good thanks, sorting things out and have some future plans ahead finally that will take me from the rut of a routine I have got into here in South Wales.

How about you? What are you up to these days?

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lunar_echo January 17 2007, 21:44:29 UTC
Heylo - I have missed thee too! And yes, the moss and twisted tree roots and creepers are the main reason I love that spot.

I am well thanks, decided to deal with various points of my life gradually...step-by-step - which even carries over to catching up on lj. I intend to be be more consistent this year, as soo nas I catch up.

I've been more creative, doing yoga again for the first time consistently for about 3-4 years. Working on body & mind. The flat is proving to be a much more comfortable environment for these things. Also my future career path type plans are in the works....at a somewhat anxious point of judgement!

How are you? How were your holidays? I wish you well for 2007 :)

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lunar_echo January 21 2007, 23:08:36 UTC
Yes, I have often thought that about the above location - so much fae around there!

Aye, I can also familairise with the "all or nothing" theory. I feel like that alot, it is one of the mroe prominent Aries traits I posses, lol! Still, gradual progression is good for me - I just need to take it seriously and keep motivated. I know I should probably do yoga classes, that is probably the most dedicated and safe/beneficial way to learn - did you find it so? However I currently 1. am scared of classes (not entirely sure why) 2. picky about my surroundings. So finally having a quiet flat with roof space is rather soothing, but I guess I am limited to the simpler asanas. Which for now, is fine!

Your nephews sound fun - I love it when kids have an active imagination and share it with you. My friend's daughter Myfanwy is adorable for that - it is encouraging to see.

3 years is quite a while, you are due for a visit?

Tidying old clutter is very good for clearing one's headspace, I find. And sometimes surprising...

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isquiesque January 15 2007, 22:20:36 UTC
You're making me want to take a trip! Sadly, t'will be awhile (or not sadly, perhaps - they normally lay me off a few weeks a year and I've somehow talked them out of it this winter, so hooray for extra money). Lovely shots. It's a totally different world here - three feet or so of snow, and gigantic flakes falling from the sky as we speak.

Glad you had a good weekend away with M.

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lunar_echo January 17 2007, 21:48:37 UTC
How long does the darkness last there? It is an intriguing land...I hope to experience it someday :) And yay for real snow - I'll swap you for the brief thunderstorms we get! Though we don't normally get thunder during the winter. Last summer we had an amazing pink-purple-blue lightning storm - was truly beautiful to watch as it passed over us. Currently we're experiencing a very warm wet patch - the longest I recall for winter here. It is a little unnerving. Apparently we're due for frost next week so the already blossoming early spinr gflowers will have a shock....

Thanks, it was a refreshing trip - my first in many weeks. So far this Sunday is forecast as clear, so fingers crossed we'll get out again.

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isquiesque January 19 2007, 06:39:54 UTC
The darkness isn't so bad this far south. On the winter solstice we have about six and a half hours of daylight (conversely, on the summer solstice, we have over eighteen hours). Much farther north, say, at Barrow, things are quite different: the sun is up for eight-five days (about May 10 to Aug 2), and then down for sixty-seven days (from about Nov 18 to Jan 23); so they obviously have no light on the winter solstice and no darkness at the summer solstice ( ... )

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lunar_echo January 21 2007, 23:12:02 UTC
That is strange indeed, I think like you - I'd prefer the winter months for a cycle. I espeically like to keep in touch with the moon, which is kind of impossible where I live now - damn light pollution. How do you find your body clock adapts to the seasons there?

Aye if only we both had the cash/right time to come out there. Thank you for the kind offer.

I need a real job first (one that allows me to save at least something ever yonce in a while for travel). I'm working on it, so to speak.

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