by MARY DENMAN
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Fab pics, jellyfish are quite ugly aren't they
ReplyDeleteHave an eektastic week ;-)
You too Steve! Thanks for dropping by!
Deletenice pics,love the photos of sea...
ReplyDeleteThanks Amila! Your pics of the purple daisies are very pretty!
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That's super cool! We just don't see jelly fish in Nebraska. Only if we go to the zoo.
ReplyDeleteThey were just washing up on the beach for a day or two. At least we didn't have to deal with the ones with the LONG tentacles. Those hurt horribly if they sting you. Instead, we just walked around these and then they were gone again. :) My son collected these to show us. :) Loved your vacation shots!
DeleteThere's some great shots here. Makes me want to go to the ocean. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Rosey! I hope you get to go. We're headed back in August. I'll be with almost all of my family. I can't wait.
DeleteThe waves are gorgeous. 2 more weeks and I'll see the sea again!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get some good shots while you're there. Thanks for dropping by!
DeleteLovely pictures of the waves.. and jellyfish. It has been a while since I have been to the seaside. Happy WW
ReplyDeleteThanks Dominique. I hope you get there soon! Thanks for dropping by!
DeleteInteresting, I have heard about the stings of jelly fish. Thanks for stopping by to add your link to our WW. Have a great evening!!!
ReplyDeleteI can tell you from personal experience.... THEY HURT! But that was when I was a kid and didn't know what to watch for. I haven't seen that species again.
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Looking forward to the tutorial! #WW
ReplyDeleteBe glad to see you Friday Merlinda! :)
DeleteThe beach, the ocean - there is always something interesting to find
ReplyDeleteI agree, the movement, the lighting, the animals...So much fun! Have a great day!
DeleteI've got my mother-in-law staying with us at the moment but will pop back next week for your tutorial. Not that there is any rush, as we only have fireworks here once a year and it's not till late January for Australia Day. :(
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time with family! I'll see you when you get back! :)
DeleteI hope nobody stepped on those jellyfish :)
ReplyDeleteNo, my kids know how to be careful around them since their mother knows how painful they can be! :)
DeleteThis brings back memories of going to the beach with my grandparents as a child. Lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Emilie. I loved going to the beach as a child too. I'm glad we've gotten to continue it with our kids. Thanks for dropping by!
DeleteLove the photos of the waves, but you can keep the jellyfish!!!
ReplyDeleteMy son collected them to show me! :) Aren't they fascinating? ;)
DeleteJellyfish are so creepily captivating! Cool captures.
ReplyDeleteGreat alliterations Kristin! :)
DeleteOh those waves... I can almost hear them. Wish I was sitting on the beach to see them.
ReplyDeleteMe too....I'm ready to go back!
DeleteThose waves look absolutely amazing! Great captures!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wordless Wednesday! :)
Thanks Jessica! Enjoy your days on the lake! Thanks for dropping by!
DeleteReally terrific shots!
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Traci
Thanks Traci! I hope you're having a good summer!
DeleteWow... Very cool JF, the pictures came out very nice. And the waves OMG...
ReplyDeleteI love the photos of the waves. The water animals are kind of gross, though.
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Go! Stunning jellyfish!
ReplyDeleteHi, and thank you for sharing at Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday) at In Him We Live and Move and Have Our Being. I wanted to let you know that I’m transitioning to a new site – http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com – which will have a photography focus. Currently there are two pages. One is where I will host Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday) each week at midnight on Tuesday, Eastern Standard Time. The second is a place for you to link up your main blog url if you host a weekly Wordless linkup. Eventually I hope to include some photography how-to’s and resources. If you have any suggestions of content you’d be interested in, please email me at image.in.ing at gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteThanks, and I hope to see you there!
Sue