I'm back from Flounder Bay after two weeks of writing, photographing and pottering around the shore. Normal posting has resumed.
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4 comments:
Kia ora Pete,
Welcome back and hope you had a great experience.
Cheers,
Robb
welcome back :-)
this picture made me think, maybe the world is better off without us.. or maybe it's the weird frame of mind I've woken up in.. :-D
Another favorite, makes me feel like I'm standing there in my bare feet, water rushing around my legs.
Kia ora Robb — yes, a wonderful fortnight. Life seems a lot simpler there.
Watercats, thanks, and I can't help wondering the same thing myself. Nevertheless, people are wonderful too — at least as individuals, and I'm sure there are exceptions — but there are SO MANY of us. I guess we'll crash eventually, but I wonder what the world will look like by then; what terrible damage will have been done; what horrors the crash will perpetrate.
Actually, I'm encouraged most by the knowledge so many people are still trying to do what's right, and a large part of that knowledge comes from the friends who comment here. Thanks :^)
Zhoen, that's exactly how I photographed this! I wouldn't have tried it in winter, though... ;^)
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