{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.
| It is not sand 🙂 |
If you have a moment please leave your link in the comment section and I will pop in to have a look!
Let your worries be like the sand which never stays for long in your hands. Lovely moment.http://sulekharawat.com/2011/11/25/happy-thanksgiving-friday-moment/
It is sand…And I like what Sulekha has to say..my moment:http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fnetworkedblogs.com%2FqxfWs&h=0AQFNY8tkAQEj5zyHv6bEaAAIci8JYV1Sc5WzUljYGg8ccg
maybe I need more coffee to make a reasonable guess on what it is. 🙂 Our moment: http://greenishmonkeys.wordpress.com/2011/11/25/this-moment-18/
intriguing. is he showing me sand, or something in the sand???my moment is a bit chillier:http://www.dangerouslinda.com/?p=1645
white sands new mexico maybe ???
like the sand in an hour glass…As always…XOXOXOXOOXhttp://bongoisme.blogspot.com/2011/11/this-moment_24.html#axzz1ea52jmqk
What is it?http://rimlybezbaruah.blogspot.com/2011/11/my-love.html
looks lovely and warm where you are! what is it?Kimmy http://livingourlifesathome.blogspot.com/2011/11/this-moment_25.html
He's trying to sell you sand isn't he 😀 Love this oxox Almost There – This Moment
Is it volcano ash?
You have me curious! ;)…
HHHhmmmm… looks like sand but is not sand…Many thanks for your comment too.
Makes me wonder what his eyes look like . . .Love the image!Blessings!
Oh, and, is it chalk? 🙂
Volcanic ash?Or a cocaine bust?http://holesinmysoles.blogspot.com/2011/11/this-moment-fri-25th-nov.html
Hmmm…I'm intrigued.
Looks like ash to me. What a great photo, it does indeed make you wonder as to his eyes. that smile makes it seem as though you can sense the glint in his eyes.
is it a pile of spilt cocaine at the median border ? while love is featured at tbaoo this week http://www.tbaoo.com/2011/11/25/must-see-friday-love-story/
Sand but not just ordinary sand as evident by his facial expressions…
I have no idea what it is. Looks like a nice sunny place though! Jacinta
I'm thinking others here are correct, volcanic ash? My moment this week included volcanoes, so maybe I have it on my mind! http://www.himherandtheirs.com/2011/11/this-moment_25.html
I love the expression….methinks it's volcanic ash too!
Hmmm… I dn't know. I'm intrigued though.
Thanks for visiting!! This moment looks like it was accompanied by the perfect weather, no? 🙂 Looks like it was a good time!Sarah M
Sorry, for some reason my mind goes to cocaine too. On the beach! How brazen! 😉
Hi Linda, he wass showing you what volcanic ashes look like 🙂
I am afraid not, Roy 🙂 This was volcanic ashes from Patagonia in Argentina. When the volcano in Chile errupted the ashes blew over into Argentina, causing havoc.
Thank you Sulekha and lovely quote. This was not sand but volcanic ashes. When it mixes with water it turns hard and is very difficult to remove from plants and even the water.
Thank you for the visit Anne-Marie! This is a difficult one. It is volcanic ashes 🙂
Thank you for the visit Kimmy. Yes lovely and warm. This was last month in Patagonia in Argentina.
Well done Janaki, you are right!
True Bonnie, or shall we change it to …like ashes through your fingers 🙂 xxxxxx
This is volcanic ashes Rimly. We saw it last month in Patagonia when the volcano in Chile errupted again. All the ashes were blowing into Argentina causing havoc!
Hi Louise, thank you for the visit..yes this was a difficult one. It looks like sand but is in fact volcanic ashes. It is so soft but when it mixes with water it turns hard like cement! I enjoyed your moment 🙂
Thanks SJ! Hubby was showing me volcanic ashes 🙂
Thank you Martha! It is my husband…he has dark blue eyes 🙂 Have a blessed week!
…no, it is volcanic ashes :)))))
Hi Jessica, this is volcanic ashes that we touched for the first time last month when we visited Bariloche in Argentina.
Yes…you got it right! Oh but now that you mention it, no, sorry it was volcanic ashes 🙂 LOL!!
Hmm…volcanic ash is much safer 🙂
Yes David, he was very chuffed! He touched volcanic ashes for the first time last month when we visited Patagonia 🙂
Yes it is Corinne! Welcome back!!! Missed you.
Hi thank you for visiting my moment! Yes the weather was perfect but unfortunately the volcano ashes made visibility poor in places. But nevertheless, we had an amazing time 🙂
Hi Casey, thank you for visiting my moment. LOL..no I would have been in a lot of trouble… it is volcanic ashes. We saw it last month when we went to Patagonia in Argentina. The volcano in Chile had errupted and all the ashes blew over into Argentina.
Hi Jan, yes you are right, This is ash from the volcano in Chile that errupted last month. It caused havoc here in Argentina. He had quite an obnoxous look in his eyes because he wanted to throw me with the ashes!
Hi Lauren, yes, it is volcanic ashes. We saw it last month when we went to Patagonia in Argentina. The volcano in Chile had errupted and all the ashes blew over into Argentina.
Thank you for visiting my moment. This was a difficult one 🙂 It is volcanic ashes that we touced for the first time when we went to Patagonia, Argentina, last month.
Hi Alpana, it is volcanic ashes. We saw it last month when we went to Patagonia in Argentina. The volcano in Chile had errupted and all the ashes blew over into Argentina.
Hi House full of Jays, thank you for visiting my moment. We saw volcanic ashes last month when we went to Patagonia in Argentina. The volcano in Chile had errupted and all the ashes blew over into Argentina.
Hi Embracingitall, thank you for visitng my moment. It is volcanic ashes. We saw it last month when we went to Patagonia in Argentina. The volcano in Chile had errupted and all the ashes blew over into Argentina.
I originally thought it was sand, but after reading your comments, see that it isn't. What a great moment Nelieta!http://othersideofanna5.blogspot.com/2011/11/this-moment_24.html#more
How cool! Was that near Bariloche?
It was very cool! No this was on our way to Villa La Angostura. We saw no ashes in Bariloche or San Martin de los Andes.
Thank you Anna! Yes this was something different and very unusual to witness 🙂
Volcanic ash! We have a lot of that here. 🙂
Really AJ? I didn`t know that!