@the_bogolepov Here's an explanation:"The term 'silent Sunday' was first used by Jay Mountford, a dynamic and creative wedding photographer from the Midlands. She felt that words clutter pictures, so she decided that every Sunday she would post a creative, fun or interesting image without any words to accompany it.""The only two rules are that the picture has to belong to the person posting it, and should be interesting and relevant enough without a caption."https://fediverse.blog/~/CedSaid/What%20is%20SilentSunday%3F/Now a lot of people ignore the "without any words" part — that's their right, of course, but I think it's sort of a shame since that's what made it silent! Of course, there should still be a description in the alt text, though.

@TheEddieShow It's so easy to take the nearby ocean for granted. I'm going much more regularly now than I used to. I think that's a Good Thing.I'm a five-minute drive (and a $120/year pass) away, so I have no reason not to go frequently.

@sknob Par ici...A #Rennes, un soir depuis la Place Saint-Germain, en 2016...High-Def pict on the #WikiCommons !https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Un_coucher_de_Soleil_sur_la_Place_St-Germain_de_Rennes_-_03_Juillet_2016.jpg

@bobhenryphotos perhaps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactarius_alnicolaI would love to find one of these someday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactarius_indigo

@moonrabbit gorgeous! What a nice bit of beauty to gaze upon.

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@CiaraNi Odin looks so miffed. He probably put on the annoying pair of underwear the day he modelled for that statue.