Linking up with Silent Sunday.
The rules:
Use just one photo in your post.
You must have taken the picture.
Use a photo taken in the week leading up to your post.
You don’t have to do it every week.
No words in the post OR the title.
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Oh my that was a snap taken at just the right moment! Full of action.Â
Great action shot!!
Oh my that water looks a bit choppy!
(Oh my word I sounded very British then didn’t I ?!)
neat photo Sarah
Fantastic action shot!
Rather him than me… As well as choppy, it also looks pretty cold! 🙂 Â Great action shot 🙂
Great photo. Not sure Id like to be him though
Wow! Very good picture!
Another non windy day in Wellington then, great shot.
Wow what an amazing action shot! The colour of the sea is gorgeou!
Whow…great photo…maybe Grandma will give this experience a miss!!….looks quite exhilerating though !!
great picÂ
Cracking action shot!
wow that looks abit scary tho, great capture
Someone you know?
Looks fab
woah that is awesome. 🙂
wouldn’t it be great to be able to do that?Â
The man in the water I hardly noticed- what I love is Wild At Heart sign…..wow what a pic & poem also ‘only’……
Yes, it was the ‘Wild at Heart’ sign on Wellington Airport that struck me too – a perfect example!
Totally agree – that’s what I always think when I watch them – and the surfers… and the kite surfers! I used to wind-surf – in my late teens and early twenties – but never in such wild conditions. I can only imagine the awesome adrenaline rush… I’d be literally shaking and buzzing for days with no need for coffee! Ha! 🙂
Nope, but I LOVE to watch! And imagine how that must feel!
Ha! It was one of the craziest days I’ve seen all year!
I got an adrenaline buzz just watching! Definitely hats and booties weather for those brave enough to hit the surf with the Antarctic waters whipping up to NZ with the southerly winter storms!
Absolutely! Choppy is definitely the right word for it 🙂