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 My soul tired From fear What ifs And overthinking Keeping it  Truthful and As honest as  I can from R's rue https://ift.tt/0AVDl5K

Over at Microsoft Image Creator, new AI tools are being created all the time. A new offering allows users to quickly enhance old photographs - bringing them alive as never before. Here are two pictures I have recently put through the system . They are both of my late parents - Philip and Doreen. They married in New Delhi, India having met there in the early nineteen forties. They were both in the Royal Air Force and had been sent to India along with thousands of other British servicemen and women who had signed up for military service in 1940. My mother was from a coal-mining family in South Yorkshire and my father was from a humble family of North Yorkshire farm workers. I believe the picture below was taken in Rajasthan, during their brief honeymoon in early 1946 - before they returned home to England. World War II was over by then and the Japanese imperial threats upon India had been successfully averted. Mum would have been twenty five and Dad would have been thirty one. Eighteen y...

 Sending hugs And love To you Dear readers Joy find me Fear leave me As I stand On the promise That You’re  Always there from R's rue https://ift.tt/6Npye0E

  In this big wide world there are many strange or funny place names. I am going to give you ten such place names and you are invited to match them up with the jumbled answers given below - all countries or two American states. I feel sure that some visitors will have been to these places. Good luck! (You'll need it!) ⦿ PLACES... 1. Shitagoo Lake 2. Condom 3. Shit 4. Horneytown 5. Piles 6. Bottom Bush Scenic Reserve 7. Rectum 8. Mount Fanny 9. Dickshooter 10. Shitterton COUNTRIES...   a) Spain b) Netherlands c) New Zealand d) Iran e) Australia f)  France g)  Canada h) England i) North Carolina USA j) Idaho USA How did you do? from Yorkshire Pudding https://ift.tt/scqryUE

 Good morning May it  Be rooted In your Peace Love  And Grace from R's rue https://ift.tt/JvmOQIi

  Often you want the wide picture but sometimes it's small details that can reveal a place. Looking back through the photographs I took on Saturday's visit to North Reddish and Bredbury, I have picked out a bunch that focus on details The top picture is a close-up of Arden Weir on The River Tame. I noticed the riverside vegetation, the reflection of the sky and trees that edge the river and of course the water gushing madly over the edge of the old weir - constructed in the early nineteenth century in connection with Arden Mill - a big corn mill. Close by, the sign on Arden footbridge reminds us of the potential dangers of open water and yet whenever we have hot spells in this country a few young people's lives end in rivers, reservoirs, canals and gravel pits. Is it the same in  other countries? Below - remember that tiger moth mosaic made from food lids and  coloured bottletops? Well, this was the explanatory sign in the bottom right hand corner. Why does everything req...