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  1. Walk About

    After two cold months indoors, a mild March morning was all it took to grab the camera and head out for my first walk in weeks.

    islandinthenet.com/walk-about/

  2. Walk About

    After two cold months indoors, a mild March morning was all it took to grab the camera and head out for my first walk in weeks.

    islandinthenet.com/walk-about/

  3. Walk About

    After two cold months indoors, a mild March morning was all it took to grab the camera and head out for my first walk in weeks.

    islandinthenet.com/walk-about/

  4. I'mma try to paint this (there's a tutorial showing a similar reference)...
    😁 I took this photo on a 16hr solo hike deep in Apalachicola National Forest, 2011
    #hiking #Forest #nofilter #naturepic #pinetrees #naturallighting

  5. I'mma try to paint this (there's a tutorial showing a similar reference)...
    😁 I took this photo on a 16hr solo hike deep in Apalachicola National Forest, 2011
    #hiking #Forest #nofilter #naturepic #pinetrees #naturallighting

  6. I'mma try to paint this (there's a tutorial showing a similar reference)...
    😁 I took this photo on a 16hr solo hike deep in Apalachicola National Forest, 2011
    #hiking #Forest #nofilter #naturepic #pinetrees #naturallighting

  7. Wilderness wildfires

    "Beyond introducing foreign species to the landscape, the settler population sought to rid the land of any trace of what had existed before. Prior to the Nakba, the area of the Jerusalem Hills that last week’s fires tore through was heavily populated, with many villages spread across the landscape. Indeed, the expansive "Ayalon-Canada" forest, planted by the KKL in 1972 and now nearly entirely burnt to the ground, had already suffered two waves of devastation, albeit of another kind, in both 1948 and 1967.

    "Beneath the remains of its trees may be found the ruins of four Palestinian villages: approximately 6,000 people once lived, farmed, and played there. With olive groves, fruit orchards, fields of grain, terraced farms and vegetable plots aplenty, the Jerusalem Hills were quite productive."

    vashtimedia.com/land-tells-tru @palestine @israel

    #landManagement #landscape #Zionism #proZionism #JNF #KKL #Palestine #colonialism #BritishEmpire #BritishRule #wildfires #wilderness #pineTrees #Nakba

  8. Wilderness wildfires

    "Beyond introducing foreign species to the landscape, the settler population sought to rid the land of any trace of what had existed before. Prior to the Nakba, the area of the Jerusalem Hills that last week’s fires tore through was heavily populated, with many villages spread across the landscape. Indeed, the expansive "Ayalon-Canada" forest, planted by the KKL in 1972 and now nearly entirely burnt to the ground, had already suffered two waves of devastation, albeit of another kind, in both 1948 and 1967.

    "Beneath the remains of its trees may be found the ruins of four Palestinian villages: approximately 6,000 people once lived, farmed, and played there. With olive groves, fruit orchards, fields of grain, terraced farms and vegetable plots aplenty, the Jerusalem Hills were quite productive."

    vashtimedia.com/land-tells-tru @palestine @israel

    #landManagement #landscape #Zionism #proZionism #JNF #KKL #Palestine #colonialism #BritishEmpire #BritishRule #wildfires #wilderness #pineTrees #Nakba

  9. Wilderness wildfires

    "Beyond introducing foreign species to the landscape, the settler population sought to rid the land of any trace of what had existed before. Prior to the Nakba, the area of the Jerusalem Hills that last week’s fires tore through was heavily populated, with many villages spread across the landscape. Indeed, the expansive "Ayalon-Canada" forest, planted by the KKL in 1972 and now nearly entirely burnt to the ground, had already suffered two waves of devastation, albeit of another kind, in both 1948 and 1967.

    "Beneath the remains of its trees may be found the ruins of four Palestinian villages: approximately 6,000 people once lived, farmed, and played there. With olive groves, fruit orchards, fields of grain, terraced farms and vegetable plots aplenty, the Jerusalem Hills were quite productive."

    vashtimedia.com/land-tells-tru @palestine @israel

    #landManagement #landscape #Zionism #proZionism #JNF #KKL #Palestine #colonialism #BritishEmpire #BritishRule #wildfires #wilderness #pineTrees #Nakba