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Micky and Tasha, like GP and Carter, are mainstay characters for me so they will probably be back at some point.
I used ENB of the Apocalypse here. It's a big change for me, but once I got into it, I really liked it.
Cheers.
I much like the images and way you write and think.
Guess most of us are a bit tired of keeping up with history repeating itself..
Also the look of the Enb goes very well with the mood of the story. Love this contrast!
Though I enjoyed the puppetmaster story I'm looking forward to whatever you'll be up to next(:
Now I'm very curious how my reshade looks with the Ap. Enb
1st and 2nd are of great concern to me.
Regardless I can empathize with the desire to run away from it all. I already started working with my finances to see when I might be able to retire early and get a small cabin in northern Maine. Somewhere in the forest, well away from coastal flood lines, with a dog or two. Not sure I can swing it though. Backup plan is a small cabin my parents may leave for me if it works out. Hard to say what the next decade will bring though. Too much unrest and too many big problems creating a lot of unknowns.
We agree on one thing -- the big corporations do have too much power. However, I don't believe that Biden will do anything about that since his biggest donors were big corporations, in particular big tech. We'll see. I do have to congratulate him on the vote: more votes than Hillary or Barrack. And this one is truly astounding -- more black votes than Barrack Obama. Incredible.
My wife's folks had a cottage on a lake in WI. When they decided to sell, we thought about it, but decided that we liked the freedom of an RV.
As always, I appreciate your comments and thanks for viewing.
I also agree with you that banning of free speech is very bad, no argument there. The price of that freedom is that all sides, even ones you may not like, get a chance to speak up. Hate speech is a bit more gray. I know I had one of my comments on FB banned and I couldn't find anything really wrong about it although it was political. It was very annoying.
That is all I will say on the subject here as its as dangerous of a topic as religion, I only brought it up because your post did. I am happy, however, to discuss anything about the ideology of either party, as I find that interesting, privately.
try a bleak enb. The dof, however, is not so good. I also used GEForce to augment a few things like HDR.
Agree about the dangers posed by Huxley and Orwell. Freedom of speech is the one that concerns me most. It is the most basic and important of our liberties. Lately we've seen many people, even the POTUS, banned or censored on every social media and media outlet. Those actions are far worse than reporting false stories.
And me? I'm with Michael Palin --
I don't know how I ever missed Kriss' own version. Always Janis - as terrific as she sings it. Useless information. One afternoon on the road we hadn't yet found a hotel. Monterey was full booked. Then that line popped up in my head "one day near Salinas.........." And a road sign pointing to Salinas. Plenty of vacant motels. And one of the best steaks we ever had
Beautiful pics really supporting a very emotional story. And in some odd way I understand Carter and GP. Sometimes you just get a feeling of immense tiredness by the state of things. Making an escape into the wilderness seems like - heck; it IS- THE thing to do. The Big Sky (I know that's Montana) and the fresh and crisp, clear air biting your nose. The wide open - immense- expanses of land spreading out in front of you.
Stay safe friend
I appreciated your story as well. I guess a few words like that can have a large impact on many people.
The call of the wilderness. I feel that way when we camp on BLM land (Bureau of Land Management). Just wide open spaces and a blanket of stars that goes on forever -- the stairway to heaven. I dunno, it makes me feel like I'm somehow a part of that Cosmos.