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Travel theme: Stone
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Lovely. Years ago we spend a week on a houseboat on Lake Powell. I remember being in the water and the top being warm but where my feet were being very cold. And I remember lots of stone as well. 🙂
janet
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Oh, Marion, this is the scenery that takes my breath away!
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Beautiful. Really beautiful. And amazing too.
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Thanks so much, dear Nandini 🙂
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Looks even more amazing close up M … the sheer scale of it with those people on the shore edge .
*wondering what happened to the rest of it …
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It must be very hard stone, to survive the ages in this way.
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I like Cols comment… did you throw it there.??
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Yes, I hope I didn’t splash too much? 😉
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Interesting photo.
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Thank you, Suzanne.
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LIke you, I also like to photograph stone. There’s a lot there, hidden within its depth, yes? Beautiful photo!
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So much history is gathered in stone, Pamela, as is in trees. I love the tales they tell through the centuries. Thanks so much for visiting 🙂
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*deeply impressed* Did you throw it there yourself?
Quite some stone, that.
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*laughs* yes, but I needed to take a few steps 😉
Amazing stone, right, Col?
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That’s one mighty big stone, Marion. 🙂
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Exactly my thoughts, Sylvia 😀
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Haast onvoorstelbaar, dat er zoveel moois te zien is op deze planeet!
Knappe shot, Marion.
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De natuur heeft prachtige verrassingen voor ons in petto.
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