Cee asked for some dirty pictures for this week’s Fun Foto Challenge, and I have plenty of those. Here are a few favorites from home and various travels.
Tulare County in California is basically an arid semi-desert region except for a few days when the rain falls in inches rather than drops. This is what you get alongside the road because the water doesn’t permeate well.
Vince, Cindy, and I had the fortune of seeing a rare mama monk seal in Hawaii. We enjoyed walking on the warm sand. These first two photos also work well for Jez’s Water Water Everywhere Challenge.
Vince and I love to drive an hour from Prescott to hike in Sedona. The red dirt is so fine, your shoes and clothes get filthy, but it’s a good dirty. Now I take hiking sticks to alert me to snake-like branches that might lie unnoticed in my path.
Now it’s your turn.
I love to link challenges, but I don’t always get the challenge names into the title. Hope you are having fun with challenges this week.
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21 responses to “CFFC: Sand and Dirt”
Love the seal, Marsha 👏 & always great to see puddles in WWE 😃
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That was a great puddle! 🙂
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that red dirt is glorious.. love!
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I do too! 🙂
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Makes me want to travel more!💖
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Good idea!
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leaving tomorrow.. hahahahaha 💖🤣👏
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I looked up air fares. I hope to fly to Santa Maria in January. It’s only 71 dollars round trip from Phoenix to Santa Maria, I think, on Allegiant Air. What better way to spend an hour in January! 🙂
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wholly molly, you can’t afford not to go. That will be a good getaway!💖
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Wouldn’t that be fun. I’m waiting on Terri to tell me when she’s coming here so I don’t miss her.
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soooo fun!!!💖💖👏👏 I hope it works..
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I think it is going to, I just got a message. Yay! 🙂 Now, I hope the tickets are available. Wahoo!
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oh YAY!!!! so awesome 💖👏👏👏
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I’m glad that wasn’t a real snake… 🙂
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Me, too. LOL
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That red dirt is something else. I miss it from the few times Colorado has it 😀 Wonderful photos Marsha 😀
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Yes, CO does have it – Pike’s Peak is red, isn’t it?
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It is not red, but there is red rock close to Colorado Springs, that is probably what you are remembering 😀
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That’s where we lived for 3 years. We only went up on Pike’s Peak about three time. Both of our parents couldn’t breathe up there, so we couldn’t walk around. 🙂
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Ive been up a couple of times too. 😀
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It’s interesting, but not if you can’t breathe. 🙂
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