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Outdoor Wednesday H2O

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Victoria Harbor at Sunset in Hong Kong Lloyd Lake in San Francisco Ocean Beach in San Francisco Visit Outdoor Wednesday 

Skywatch Friday - Victoria Harbour Hong Kong 2008

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Watery Wednesday - Hong Kong

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Aberdeen Fishing Village Hong Kong Island 2005 Stanley Bay Hong Kong Island 2008 Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong 2008 Fountain @ Hong Kong Botanical Gardens in 2008 Click Here for more Watery Wednesday fun.

Watery Wednesday - San Francisco & Hong Kong

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The Golden Gate Bridge & SF Bay taken from China Beach Same as above view taken with zoom lens The Star Ferry on Victoria Harbor Hong Kong - taken in March 2008 Victoria Harbor Hong Kong at Sunset taken March 2008 Check out the other participants at Watery Wednesday

Orange Sunset

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Photo taken of Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong - March 2008 orange sunset a tequila sunrise at last call Haiku and Senryu are highly creative and unique forms of poetic verse. There is the standard and most widely known 5/7/5 form and then there is the traditional Japanese form which is a bit difficult for me to explain so I will ask you to read the guide here over at Shadow Poetry. I am still practicing writing Haiku and Senryu in the hopes that someday I will master the verse :) Haiku and Senryu for me is like painting a picture on canvas using words. It's fun and extremely challenging. Try it, it will broaden your horizons. Enjoy!

Morning Tai Chi

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Eastern sun slowly rises warming Victoria Harbour erhu strings windswept saturate dawn rituals and we move slowly in unison as one unspoken vibrations musical meditations enlightened affirmations!

Sunset Over Victoria Harbor In Hong Kong

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And the sun retreats high aglow orange canvas where I’ve seen this same glow half a world away on a different horizon. And the daylight verbiage quelled by deafening quiet whispers secrets to passerby clouds never remembered. And the harbour bids “farewell Sun Goddess” drowning in darkness gently awaiting a symphony of lights. Until we meet again…