
© irene waters 2016
© irene waters 2016
Travel accounts, reviews and itineraries! "The world is my oyster"
Writing, Publishing, and Marketing Ideas
A verse of stories, short and long.
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Short Stories - Mostly dark ones!
diaries, journals, letters, stories, oh my...
Watch Your Thoughts; They Become Words
Connecting Authors and Readers
Author of The Sound of Water and other books
Aroused by Arête
Mindful exploring, through the eyes of a viking daughter.
Daily Living in the Heart of Dixie
When you choose an alternative lifestyle with no idea what you're doing and make it up as you go.
Jean M. Cogdell, Author-Writing something worth reading, one word at a time in easy to swallow bite size portions.
I read. I write. I create.
UNCHARTED
How I see life ❤
Advice, challenges, poetry and prose
A Peace Corps Blog
Well now, This is different 🙂
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Yes. I was taken by the colour.
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That’s such a stunning purple and the sand is so much different than what I see on western lake and river beaches.
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Our sand varies from the whitest of fine whites to coarse yellow to black rutile sands. I don’t know of any pebble beaches in Australia but no doubt there are some.
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What a wonderful shot.
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Thank you Miriam.
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Oh my goodness – is this a purple nautilus? The color of an amethyst. I’ve never seen one like this. It must be very tiny. And that viscous membrane oozing from it is its life force? That’s sad if so. Still, an amazing photo of an enchanting creature.
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I think it was the sad scenario but I don’t know for sure. It wasn’t tiny, a little smaller than our garden snails.
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Interesting find
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Yes it caught me by surprise.
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