Weekly Photo Challenge: Fray 3
Word Origin
Fray: from French frayer to rub, from Latin fricāre ; see friction, friable
A rock climber has to regularly check the ropes they rely upon for signs of wear. This is the very last place you’d want to find a frayed rope!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Fray 2
Fray
verb (used with object)
1.to wear (cloth, rope, etc.) to loose, ravelled threads or fibres at the edge or end; cause to ravel out.
Haiku: Frayed
Weeds and wildflowers
Tattered floral art from start
To seed head finish
Weekly Photo Challenge: Fray 1
Fray
noun
1.a fight, battle, or skirmish.
Synonyms: altercation, combat, war, clash, encounter, set-to.
Ant vs Cinnabar Moth Caterpillar at Llanymynech Quarry in Wales!
A territorial fray. Who won you ask?
The referee (Heather) decided there was foul play and flicked the ant off the stem!
Sustainable Land Project in Surrey
Modern headshots and creative portraits for business and the performing arts.
Neurodiversity training and consultancy
VCE Chemistry teacher in Melbourne, Australia
Photographic diary of flora and fauna in the United Kingdom. Written by paulfarnfield.com
NATUR - HIGHLIGHTS - SÜDSTEIERMARK - KUNST trifft NATUR
Birds, Animals, the Occasional Dash of Whimsy and lots of Pictures.
by Sam Allen
Taking One Day At A Time 