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single red poppy angled toward sun backlit with rain drops on petals and out of focus highlight droplets against
HAR-80 Common Poppy - angled toward sun, backlit with rain drops on petals UK Papaver rhoeas Arable weed, found in fields and on disturbed ground

Jesus Revives Widows Son
At Nain, he brings a young man - the sole support of his widowed mother - back to life

The Deluge Comes
The waters rise, the land is flooded, one by one the sinful people are drowned, until only Noah and his family are left alive, sole representatives of the human race

Benjamin Lee Guinness
BENJAMIN LEE GUINNESS Irish brewer; manager (from 1825), sole proprietor (1855) of brewing business founded by his father; first lord mayor of Dublin (1851)

Fishmonger Scrap
A fishmonger holds a sole in one hand, a herring in the other

James Ii, English King
JAMES II - His Royal Highness James Duke of York and Albany Knight of the most noble order to the Garter and sole brother to his Sacred Majesty King Charles the 2nd

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"Exploring the Intricacies of the Sole: From Reflexology to Artwork" The sole, a fascinating part of our body, holds secrets that go beyond its physical appearance. Just like a reflexology foot map, it is believed to connect various parts of our body through pressure points. In the world of art and nature, the sole takes on different forms and colors. The delicate petals of hydrangea macrophylla diamond blue resemble the intricate patterns found on the sole's surface. Meanwhile, as The Sole Bristol Brabazon G-AGPW gracefully lands, it reminds us how even machines have their own soles. Nature never ceases to amaze with its diversity - from the unique foot structure of a chameleon to flat fish swimming along with their undersides resembling soles. It's truly remarkable how anatomy can vary across species. Moving away from biology and into art again, we find ourselves captivated by a portrait capturing John Cornwell's soulful gaze - his eyes reflecting stories untold within his very being. But let us not forget that beneath every fashionable stiletto shoe lies an intricate network captured in MRI style or X-ray images – revealing both beauty and vulnerability simultaneously. Flowers also contribute their share to this captivating theme; fuchsia Winston Churchill stands tall with vibrant blooms while rhododendron macabeanum adds an air of mystery with its enchanting yellow blossoms. And who could resist mentioning fritillaria meleagris? Known as snakes head fritillary for its distinctive pattern resembling snake scales, it serves as yet another reminder that nature has countless ways to express itself. Finally, CS_2245-16 captures an abstract representation where lines intersect and diverge – much like life’s journey where paths cross unexpectedly before branching off again into new directions. So take a moment today to appreciate all these glimpses into "sole.