Capture: The Night Time Is The Right Time
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Hebe, in reply to
Sometimes I have too vivid an imagination; or is it your words work? Speaking of which, are you going to the MM memorial? I have work to do unfortunately. Tales will be told and bold; I would like to hear them.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
I half expect the next pic to be of John Banks throwing sticks in the air.
Yes, it's all fun and games.
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Another reflections show.
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Islander, in reply to
O Hebe!
Could I, would I!
My mate David Alexander has already got photograpic stuff to replay…and I am very sure, will be recording other material.
MM was one of the very few people(outside of family) who ignored my spines and bristling and just went for the person-to-person hug…miss her personally? Immensely. Read her books, for self and all the lots of young people? Will continue!****Been asked to bring over “Memory” for one of my oldest family in Dunedin. Who heard me rave about it a decade ago and has, aue, since had her mother die, Alzheimerz-ed-
Margaret was deeply, intrinsically herself – and of here- Aotearoan to the marrow
loved her-
O, as long as I last-am playing my celebration/mourning music- Scott Joplin's piano music (Phillip Dyson.) (It's best by E Power Biggs on the bass organ - but aue! that record has gone...)
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Islander, in reply to
"The Great Crush Collusion March"...
and almost of all the stuff that verystrange fraught composer played & wrote...Pine Apple rag going at the moment.... -
Islander, in reply to
Then, we follow it by Pachelbel-
and then the entire disc of Hirirni & Richard playing takiaue ( especially an extempore one made here)
and then we just cry to sleep-
(not a bad thing provided the bed doesnt get wet.)
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What a diverse and quickly shifting thread! From Axe-idents to Appendicments to Laugh-his-arse-off to memorial, memory, music and tears on the pillow – hope everyone has their body parts and hearts intact this morning : )
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Lilith __, in reply to
hope everyone has their body parts and hearts intact this morning : )
Thanks Nora. Nice rose, too. :-)
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Jos,
Very purty rose!
Little Wellington, in case you haven't seen this
Worth clicking through to Youtube to see it high rez and fullscreen.
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Islander, in reply to
What a diverse and quickly shifting thread! From Axe-idents to Appendicments to Laugh-his-arse-off to memorial, memory, music and tears on the pillow – hope everyone has their body parts and hearts intact this morning : )
And where else but on PAS?
Thanks also for the rose…
And, that was supposed to be be
“E Power Biggs playing the basspedal harpsichord "-and goodness! Could he get rythym & great sound out of that thing! -
Islander, in reply to
Ooohh- just as a possibly necessary addendum to all my foregoing: when a person I love and/or admire dies, they join the host of those I have known/loved/admired (and they are many...)
Which is why I tend to takiaue-
on the other hand, the host of those I despise/loathe ®uard as damaging to the planet and all life, including humanity, seems - alarmingly! - to grow daily... -
So, back to night time, which is the right time, for tasting the moon apparently…
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Is 5 am still night? Anyway its Cranford Street yesterday early , almost night.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Is 5 am still night?
If it's dark, it's night in my book. Nice picture - quiet and eerie.
This is the harbour bridge last night, oily slick and super reflective bouncing garish colours around in watery streaks.
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Is 5 am still night?
Is in our house.
As is 5pm in this case..... -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
5pm in this case…..
That's one of my fave bits of motorway Sofie.
Suddenly - a bevy of luminous boy racers....
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Night time is the right time….. for playing hockey apparently. This seems to be an almost 24 hour activity.
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First time I've been at Silo Park at night when it hasn't been the right time for basketball.
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Jos,
Wow Nora!
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
BTW, I meant to say I enjoyed the Wellington time-lapse clip : )
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Cherry Moon.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Cherry Moon.
Oh classy! :-)
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Cherry Moon...
Once that moon has gone keep your eyes out
for The Perseid meteor show...At the moment, Perseid meteor rates are low--no more than about 10 per hour. In the days ahead, however, Earth will plunge deeper into the comet's (Swift-Tuttle) debris stream, and meteor activity will increase accordingly. Forecasters expect the shower to peak on August 12-13 with as many as 100+ meteors per hour visible from dark-sky sites
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Was in Kingsland the other night. A friend of ours is having an exhibition of some of his light creations.
Through the looking glass….. -
Reflections of Kingsland through the window in Kingsland.
I should add (for advertising purposes ;)
Andy Palace’s lights are one offs. All are created from recycled Metal and glass. He suggests that his lights should last 100 years and are energy efficient.
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