🎨 'The Leaves Came Down' by Lucy Almey Bird

'Logan's Rock, St Levan,' (c1916) perfectly demonstrates the height of Laura Knight’s development in Cornwall, this work is part of a series of paintings she composed between 1915 and 1919 all sharing an elevated viewpoint, dramatic diagonal composition and vibrant colour.

@everyheron.bsky.social Egret, Venice Beach, California 📷 Mike Cox

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No. 3 Canadian Stationary Hospital at Doullens Gerald Edward Moira 1918

Everyone is at risk from the dangers of extreme cold, but these groups are more vulnerable than most. Age and certain conditions make the body less able to regulate temperature. Stay #WeatherReady and learn more about cold safety at weather.gov/safety/cold

95 foot Blue Peter built in 1928 outbound at 12 knots. Destination Port Townsend.

Portrait of Madame Maillol,' (1895) was painted in the second part of Aristide Malliol's career. His painting style altered after viewing Paul Gauguin's work at an exhibition in the Café Volpini in 1889; after Gauguin left for Tahiti, Maillol turned to sculpture.

Wayland's Smithy, c1900+, before the stones at the front were installed. Thanks to Stephen Ashwin for this picture, photo from Henry Taunt (Getty).

A moving and classic video from 2020... #EdumundFitzgerald #50YearsAgoToday youtu.be/ZDA8nF02Xy0?...

50 years gone, but the legend lives on: today marks the 50th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, beautifully memorialised by Gordon Lightfoot in a song that we had to pay our own tribute to. youtu.be/BuW3FKYOCDs #TheLongestJohns #EdmundFitzgerald #FolkMusic #Shanty

Our Letty-Lou celebrating her 18 week birthday today. A very affectionate and independent young lady

A few years ago on the way to Port Alberni I spotted a herd of Roosevelt Elk crossing Taylor River. By the time I had pulled over all that I could see was this buck takin gup the tail end of the herd. I snapped a few, happy to have seen one of Vancouver Island's rarest large mammals.

A photo I refer to as "Boat Coming out of Warp" This was shot in the Ucluelet harbour during one of our Aurora events last year as a large commercial fishing boat steams across the shot behind the boat in the center of the shot.

Big temperature swings this week! Loop: Map showing the forecast high (max) temperature departure from normal Today - Sunday. 🟦Much BELOW normal temperatures 🟥Much ABOVE normal temperatures weather.gov

Spirit of Remembrance (I’ll Carry that Weight) Brandy Saturley 2020

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Two weeks old how better to celebrate Mo-day than with our cute baby Muscovy ducklings

Over The Gate. 11°C with sunshine and showers. Redwing have arrived.

The Harvest Hares - by wildlife artist, Shelly Perkins A glorious celebration of all things 'Autumn' 🧡 More by this artist, here: www.shellyperkins.co.uk #hares #wildlifeart #art #nature

'Sunrise' (1892) by Maria Iakunchikova was painted at Vvedenskoye, her family’s estate near Moscow. By this time, she had already developed a distinctive Symbolist style, expressing her emotional responses to nature.

From the past. A look back to on this day 10th November with our farmily of farm animals & friends

'Clodgy', 'Gubber', 'Sleech'. These are just some of the 30 different words for mud in the Sussex dialect. ⠀⠀ Do you know any others?⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ 📷 Elaine Higgins ⠀⠀

Monday 🌧️

Good Night. ✨

@everyheron.bsky.social 🎨 'Still. Here.' by Lara Cobden

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Squirrel didn’t have much time… so, just groomed the critical bits: face, feet, tail😄

The average SNAP benefit per month is $177 a person. The average ACA benefit per month is up to $550 a person. People want us to hold the line for a reason. This is not a matter of appealing to a base. It’s about people’s lives. And working people want leaders whose word means something to them.

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The evening light in Piet Mondrian’s 'The Tree,' (c1908) flattens the forms, and the muted tones reveal the influence of his evolving artistic philosophy. In time, he would move beyond nature reducing his art to a rectilinear grid of black on white accented with primary colours.

Soldier and Girl at Station Alex Colville 1953

Good to have company around our pond area to be named Mo Knows. It’s going to be a special area to sit and reflect

The Manger at Uffington, with the White Horse beneath heavy clouds.

Magical! 🤩

A seagull enjoys wave-watching in Ucluelet but knows when it's time to move on. Shot from the safety of a comfortable bench on the Wild Pacific Trail #Ucluelet #Tofino #VancouverIsland

Tragic Landscape Alex Colville 1945

Maybe it's just me, but there's something haunting about an owl staring straight at you. I took this shot of our guest Barred Owl flitting through Central Park's Loch late on Saturday. Owls are so magical! 🥰🥰🥰 #owls #CentralPark #birding

Main Street Alex Colville 1979

Letty-Lou and my donkeys looking after as I limp around with a ligament tear. Thanks Kate today for animal care duties

Infantry, Near Nijmegen, Holland Alex Colville 1946

It is early in the morning, and there are few people about in this 1919 work by William Nicholson of the Cenotaph in London. It is the original white-painted wood and plaster structure designed by Edward Lutyens, it stands out in stark relief against the Foreign Office.

'Our feet and shins are baptised in the peaty water as we walk through a leat, then pass a clootie tree and proceed to a roundhouse to consider what we have lost and what we might save.' From a Dartmoor tor, Kirsteen McNish throws wishes out to the wind www.caughtbytheriver.net/2025/11/lich...

Chûn Quoit photographed by @matthewmshaw.bsky.social #StandingStoneSunday

A birthday shoutout to Sandra’s granddaughter who is two today from Oreo & Chris. We love you both more ❤️

Before Zero Hour Alex Colville 1945

Greetings and good morning it’s the Sunday donkey & sheep rush hour with Kate

“Among the fallen beech leaves” Artist: CF Tunnicliffe (What to Look for in Autumn, 1960)