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Wordless Wednesday: A Handy Sunset


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Anonymous said…
Aloha!!
What a very creative picture!Awesome shot:)
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Cindy O
Sukhmandir Kaur said…
Beautiful and awesome photograph!
Happy WW
Anya said…
Waaaaaaaaaaaaw Hazel:)
I'am a lover from sunsets,
but this shot is very beautiful :)
You are creative with your shots ;)
Happy WW!!
jams o donnell said…
Wow what a wonderful shot! Happy WW
I am Harriet said…
Very creative shot!
The Social Frog said…
Very cool picture :)
Black Cat said…
What a beautiful photo!

Nice to meet you. Thanks for visiting!

If you go here:
http://boybwog.blogspot.com/ or here:
http://ovenbwog.blogspot.com/ and leave a comment asking Boy's and 'Oven's human to visit your blog she may be able to tell you what those Thai musical instruments are. She is a musician and knows a lot about different instruments :)
yen said…
ang galing ng pagkakuha ng pic!
Black Cat said…
I asked Boy and 'Oven's human about the instruments and 'Oven replied, "I asked mine Mummy about the instruments, she's not very familiar with thai music but she hopes she got them right. They should be in clockwise direction starting from the 2-stringed bowed instrument, the Saw Duang, the Jakhay, the Thon Cha Tri and the Kim. She says not to bet your life on it though because she isn't absolutely sure."

If you like cats, do visit their blogs, they're really nice :)
Margaret said…
What a perfect shot - that must have been difficult to get just right!

Thanks for visiting my blog and I'll be back to read yours again.
TBM said…
This is an amazing and peaceful shot!

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