If time travel is possible, where are the tourists from the future? STEPHEN HAWKING, A Brief History of Time
“n “En route from Rome to Orvieto.”
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Time Travel
Steven Hawkings: How To Build A Time Machine.
In response to this weeks WordPress Photo Theme: Time
This week, think about time and portray it photographically. Perhaps you have a fascination with clocks. Or maybe contemplating time takes you somewhere else completely. I hope you enjoy this week’s challenge.-Lignum Draco
Have a perfect photo or some big thoughts on the subject of time? Suspect you have a Tourist From the Future in your midst? Why not share by submitting to WordPress Photo Challenge: Time.
Today’s Music: David Bowie- Starman
As always Johanna a very thoughtful and creative post! Mysterious too! xx
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That quote from Steven Hawkings really does make you think.
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Oh it does. I believe we understand so little of the bigger picture of our day to day reality.
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I agree JoHanna. And beyond that, most of us understand much less than we might. –Curt
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Wonderful multi-dimensional photo.
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Time travel,I bet if we could crack that could what would be next…..Or have we and they are not telling us!!!
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I heard somewhere that photos are like time travel….you travel to the past in image and thought.
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Loved Rome on all visits there. My first favorite country would have to be Germany.
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Rome is just so beautiful and it will take a lifetime of visits there to see it.
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It’s a true visual delight. Culturally I was constantly inspired. What a place to write poetry!
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Stephen Hawkins sure made me think today…
I am enjoying seeing some of the entries for “time!”
And of course perfect song for your post today!
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Time seems to just keep racing on ahead of me, while I linger over a second cup of coffee or a sit down on a red rock in the sun.
Have an exceptional day, dear Nancy. in this beautiful February weather we are sharing.
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Your essay on the Saguaro’s is just excellent, Nancy. Not only visually stunning but so full of interesting information about this cacti that cares little for our human timetables and expectations for a fast growing cycle.
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Yes indeed. Inspiration is in the very air you breathe there.
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Thank you kind friend! And the weather is fab!
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Thank you! 😊😊😊
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A healthy state where people walk, run, and use bicycles much more than here in the Northeast. Skiing of course in the winter as well.
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good point!
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Just looking at your brilliant photos makes me want to go off again. Lovely post!
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What a fabulous photo on the subject, JoHanna! Where is that subway? It’s SO clean! Perfect song, as well!
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It is the train station in Rome Italy. Indeed I’ve never seen any trash or debris there or had one of those ‘how will this scenario unfold’ anxious moments that can occur in train or subway stations.
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I totally understand that. My current lure is being out in nature. The high desert of the Verde Vally is in the midst of just gorgeous weather and I am hard pressed to stay inside for more than a few minutes at a time.
Thank you for the visit and contributing to the conversation.
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Thank you.
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Hawking should read Robert Silverberg’s ‘Up the Line’, all is revealed! Great post.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Up_the_Line
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Don’t know about Hawkings, but I have included this title in my next library hunt. Thank you.
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JoHanna!
This is something incredible!
So, celebrate valentine’s day.
All the best. 🙂
Shiva
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Thank you. Have a Peace Filled Weekend.
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I hope Sweet Terry was on time. 😀
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Just about always.
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Oh, how I really am glad you featured “Starman” and David Bowie. I think the Stephen Hawking quote was funny but true! 🙂
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