I thought I would combine Ailsa’s weekly theme: Distance with this week’s photo challenge: Sea and see what I could find.
Since I went very cold yesterday I thought we should go warm today. I think the photo from the beach of Secret Bay on the island of Dominica fills the bill…
Here are some other views…
Travel Theme: Distance | Paths Unwritten
Travel Theme : Distance – Kejauhan | bambangpriantono
My.Vivid.Visions | Travel theme: Distance – City
Distance- Ailsa’s Weekly Travel Theme | The Rider
Weekly Travel Theme: Distance | Max510’s Blog
Weekly Photo Challenge: Dreams of my Inner Ocean | An Upturned Soul
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea: Local Sea-neary | Colonialist’s Blog
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea | kittykatblogbag
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea | weird & cool stuff seen while out & about
Weekly Photo Challenge – Sea | getsetandgo
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea | Pa-BLAM!
WordPress weekly photo challenge: Sea | Milka Pejovic
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea | 2812 photography
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea | A Taste of Morning
“Weekly Photo Challenge: (Sea)” | Irresistibly Fish
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sea | Far Away
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This photo reflects the feelings within me at this time…one floating bird (what is it); a cliff beside the sea…a solitary place.
Excellent.
It is a pelican. Thank you.
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Very dramatic!
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Thank you. Loved your foot trails.
Thanks. There seems to be something iconic about that type of photo as there are lots out there.
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Clever combination and lovely shot!
Loved seeing your travels but something about Ireland appealed most.
Gorgeous shot!
Loved your sequence but especially, of course, Cape Cod.
Beautiful shot and thanks for the pingback.
Loved your fading sea (Could have worked for distance as well.)
Thank you Robert!