This photo was taken between Vredenburg and Port Owen in the Western Cape, South Africa. True colour of the light that day, no black and white setting.
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Now that is exactly the question. What is this flippen blog about? I am like a crow. If it shines, I like it. If it is pretty, I like it. If I can eat it, even better!
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Thank you. Misty days are the best.
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I agree! Real spooky too!
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Dit was die perfekte oomblik vir die foto! Pragtig!
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Dankie. Het nodig om in fun te join!
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Beautiful scene in your photos. I’m thrilled you decided to join along in the fun this week 😀
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Thank you, the mist was just rolling in. I can still smell it.
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There is something special about mist. 😀
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Very and I am so lucky to live at the ocean where I can hear the fog horn regularly. So nice to wake up in a blanket of mist. Take care and thank you for creating the opportunity for us to share images.
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Mooi foto
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Baie dankie! Mistige koue dag gewees in die Weskus.
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Eerie and beautiful.
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Yes and it felt like that too
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Congratulations! I have chosen this post to be featured on Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge.
I sure hope you are having a terrific week.
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Fantastic! Thank you so much.
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impressive! and so happy to find a post by you!
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Thank you! Very eery photo. Loved the whole atmosphere.
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Eery – don’t know – I loved the peace of it – great to see you online – although I admire you for never getting carried away and blogging when you should be working, I love you lawyers, my sis is one, cant ever win an argument with her of course, which is deadly frustrating, but that razor sharp intellect – love it!
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Well there are a few other very OCD things I do. Like re-arranging stuff and re- packing and moving things just to add to the stress of the moment. And of course making a mess in haste when cooking. My daughter calls me my own personal hurricane! We all have our peculiarities as you can imagine 😆with arguments I can very easily wait with patience, until the other party hangs themselves!
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own personal hurricane – I can relate to that!
And regarding the arguments – I am aware of that ability in you also – although at least you don’t gloat – boxed cake mix anyone???? .)
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Hehehe! Could not let that one pass could I? And to be exact I said I will not gloat too much….still laughing it was just too funny!
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No you couldn’t – 15 years later….:) – yes Ms Lawyer you said you wouldn’t gloat too much, I was reading someones blog today and each recipe calls for 1 box of cake mix and 1 box of ready made pudding mix and I thought – nope doesn’t qualify as home made – but a friend of mine made this really great apple cake – home made dough, fresh apples + vanilla pudding mix – which does count as homemade – apparently it just isn’t straightforward 🙂 gloat away, my dear, gloat away, and being a doctor I’ll just nod and say hmmm, as yes, hmmmm – which is all that is called for of my profession – a kind and good bedside manner
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Ja but you carry needles and lots of sharp instruments which means that one needs to tread ever so carefully. Mmmmm. Yes. I am very rarely if ever using readymade things or boxed but yes there are exceptions. Like always! You have a great weekend ahead and do nice things that side of the pond 😁
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I see we carry the sharp pointy bits and pieces externally, whereas language is your tool of trade – I see 🙂 – have a lovely weekend yourself !
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Baie geluk sussie!!! Featured 😀
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Ag dankie dis so nice!
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Lovely photo…during winter here in New Hampshire, we get a lot of days that look like a black and white world.
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Thank you Karen. Full winter here at the moment but a very gentle winter even for us.
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still this one then! I feel very frivolous when I see how little you post – note to self – must work more!
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Hello it’s me again! I guess business is good 🙂 – i am off to the UK for a long weekend and hope to read all about your activities on your blog soon! take care Poli
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Safe travels! I am really not at home enough blast two months hectic. Hope to have a better August. So looking forward to my daughter’s visit in August. Terrible to have her on the other side of the world. Tomorrow back to my own Cape Town, full blown SA winter or not, still the best place to be. Take care and eat good food. X
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TAda I am back and you are still on the Black and White photo challenge, on the bright side that means i can actually keep up with you, which I cannot say for any other blog, hope you are doing well – had a Chenin Blanc from SA in the UK – having done some reading I now understand that the chenin blanc is related to the sauvignon blanc grape and you can taste that in the grape – a slight greeness, fascinating how much i have learned since hunkering down with Anatolis blog 🙂 – best wishes to you Poli
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