{this moment} – A Friday ritual. A photo – no words – capturing any moment from my past travel experiences. A simple, special, extraordinary moment.
A moment you want to pause, savour and remember.
“This Moment” is a ritual found on Life inspired by the Wee Man adopted from SouleMama which was introduced to me by Sarah-Jane.
This is my moment! If you want to read the story behind the photo, please follow the link (story behind the photo) at the bottom of the page.
If you have a Moment please share your link in the comments section and I will pop in to have a look .. Ciao!
Wow Nelieta! That is a very interesting photo. Thanks for sharing :)http://allergiesandceliac.blogspot.com/2011/08/this-moment.html#more
Hi Jim, I still do! Luckily I also have my travel diary which I often visit….and also my photos :)Ps. There is more to come 🙂
Thank you Mary! A beautiful little town 🙂
Hi David, a beautiful town indeed! Wonderful hiking opportunities and a paradise for nature lovers. Thanks for the visit 🙂
Wow, lovely. Where was this taken?
Whoops! My moment: http://pamanner.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/friday-moment-14/
Thank you Pam! It was taken in a town called El Chalten, in Argentina. In the heart of Patagonia. If you follow the link at the bottom you will see amazing photos of the famous Mount Fitz Roy.
beautiful,calm,the kind of place I would love to go…and relax..
Thank you Jan! Such a beautiful place 🙂
Hi Alpana, this is indeed a wonderful place to relax. It does wonders for the soul! Thanks for the visit and have a great weekend!
Wow I think I wanna go hide there a few days…XOXOXOXOXOhttp://bongoisme.blogspot.com/2011/08/this-moment.html#axzz1U7uPq5PG
The striking blue against the green rolling hills!
It comes highly recommend Bonnie 🙂
Incredible to think that Mount Fitz Roy is behind these rolling hills 🙂
This was a great adventure, Im sure you still have very strong memorieshttp://jpweddingphotograpy.blogspot.com/2011/08/photographing-charging-grizzly.html
The foothills provide a nice background for this serene village. Looks like a nice place to relax for a bit and enjoy nature. Thanks for sharing!!http://erinsdomain.blogspot.com
So prettty, great photo, it says a lot.here is mine: http://jovanecatharticmusings.blogspot.com/2011/08/friday-moment.html
Beautiful, peaceful picture. When I first looked at it I thought I what I assume is gravel driveway, was actually a puddle of water. Very nice thanks for sharing here's mine : http://www.scatteredmusings.net/2011/08/moment-friday-ritual/
A beautiful moment! I love the huge sky and the hills. Looks like it was a spectacular evening.My moment: http://networkedblogs.com/liSGF
Thank you Jessica! It was 🙂
Hi Debbie, thank you for visiting. This is actually a gravel road but the light is misleading 🙂
Beautiful place, Nelieta. How is that huge mountain (Mt. Fitz Roy) managing to hide behind this? I love visiting your blog and seeing these amazing places! Thank you for sharing it with us!
wow !!! – what a vista, are they solar panels on that roof ? and i love when a road just stops .. architecture is stationary at http://www.tbaoo.com/2011/08/05/friday-moment-5-–-8/
Hi Alan, yes it is! I have been to a couple of places where there is no electricity and people use solar panels.
Thank you Becky! Yes amazing that about 5 kms behind these hills he is hiding. This was one of the entrances to the hiking route to Mount Fitz Roy 🙂
We don't always see such vastness in our islands (unless it's the sea) , so I'm always fascinated by continental vistas like this. 🙂
I saw the other images at your earlier post…I loved it…just like the ones I see in the movies… It's truly beautiful and serene and makes for a wonderful cinematography :P…Thanks for sharing…
It is true AJ! But you know how I long for that ocean view! I am a sea person (although I love the mountains). We are lucky here to have it all in Argentina: mountains, glaciers, ocean and desert.
Hi Melissa, thank you! It is so easy to take photos when you have such a beautiful model.
wow..gorgeous..I want to move there and raise sheep.
Thanks Alfandi, indeed the perfect place to raise sheep 🙂