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It's faith time again, a Holy Day. The following, named "La Soledad", comes from ClintMalpaso:

Here is a Friday dose of colour, leaving something sweet in your eyes for the weekend; It's a High Day.

This one is carefully looted from the quality intellectual property of Cinnamon Anemone, who has much work that deserves your attention (and some pretty colours):

Thank you for joining me again, today our Holy Day tour takes us to St. Issac's Cathedral, St. Petersburg, courtesy of Jonwild and his lense:

Get to know our nearest neighbour with Google Moon

"On July 20, 1969, man first landed on the Moon. A few decades later, we're pleased to cut you in on the action. Google Moon is an extension of Google Maps and Google Earth that, courtesy of NASA imagery (thanks, guys!), enables you to surf the Moon's surface and check out the exact spots that the Apollo astronauts made their landings."

Found via: Waxy.org

Bang! it's a Friday / High Day; We've got the fireworks, your father is keeping a careful eye on you - so no misbehaving with the sparklers! His other eye is wisely placed on the photography of tearoom:

The next step in our photographic journey of faith is due south east from Britain, to the Mediterranean gothic majesty of Santa María del Mar. Captured by Jorge Orte, from his excellent Barcelona photoset.

Congratulations - you have passed the test and finished another working week, that makes it a High Day. To celebrate our anniversary I present flowers for my love, and to you gentle viewer, may it bring smiles in tired mornings, or comfort amongst any loss and tears:

A Wednesday lands upon us again, a Holy Day. To juxtapose serenity with the menace that was last week, here is one pinched from Tylluan, St. Nicholas', Arundel:

Today we finish our High Day trilogy of light. Having witnessed Father's Day and the Summer Solstice, our logical finale is the holiday weekend American Independence Day. Photography stolen from the skies by Charloto: