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Tag Archives: trees
Decorative Elements of the Taj
Namaste ! Islam forbids human or animal figures be used in decoration. It is their belief that God alone has the power to create life. Today, I am showing you images from the artistic decorative elements of the Taj with … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged 16 C Mogul architecture, Agra, architecture, calligraphy, carving, decorative detail, flowers, Garden of Paradise, India, Islam, love story, marble, religion, Religions of the World, sacred architecture, screens, Taj Mahal, trees
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The Beauty Where I Call Home!
One thing that I really like is that the photos are labeled with where they are in the Hudson River Region. In case you want to explore, they are real places which can be found! The irony is that these … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Catskill Mountains, farms, Hudson River, Hudson River Valley, mountains, New York State, photography, sunrise, travel, trees
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Winter Is Still a Week Away in Upstate New York
Hudson River Valley Image by Andy Tice. Thanks to my friend Judy Kapaila This Is a Winter Wonderland!
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, Hudson River Valley, photography, sky, trees, Upstate New York, water, weather, winter
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Sacred Trees
Trees are included in religious mythology either as sacred objects or in the teaching of beliefs from the beginning of faith systems. Primitive worship in all parts of the world include the importance of trees and rocks. The tree is … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Banyon, nature, Pipal, Religions of the World, Sacred Trees, trees
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The Simple Life. . . . .
This Is Incredible India! How does he survive without a cell phone? Namaste. . . . . .
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged elephants, India, jungle, photography, Rhinos, Simple life, Tigers, travel, trees
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First Color
This was taken a couple of houses down from where we live. The color is brightening up the scene slowly this year. I dedicate this picture to the memory of my brother, Dr. Archer K. Tullidge, who went to be … Continue reading
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