This is the thread that ties the reflections, stories, adventures and passions of a Nuevo Mexicana who arrived in the Land Down Under via southern Spain.
I was very fortunate to catch a glimpse and take a photo of this mystical six humped creature that lives in one of the many salt lakes of the Australian Outback.
Hi Maya, well I'm a little jealous that I traveled all the way to Scotland and didn't get rewarded with a Nessie sighting like you did in the Australian Outback. :) This is a great photo and a very cool take on this week's theme.
My journey began 6 years ago, when I married my partner of 10 years. 3 days later he left to start a new job in southern Spain. I joined him 6 months later, for what I thought would be a year. A year quickly turned into 5. On New Year's Eve 2008, Mark asked me where I wanted to ring in 2009. Off the top of my head I said Sydney. In May we were packing our bags and heading to a new job Down Under. These are the stories of our ex-pat adventures. To learn more about me see my posts under lamaya.
What a cool photo and unexpected sight -- particularly in the Outback! ;b
ReplyDeleteHi Maya, well I'm a little jealous that I traveled all the way to Scotland and didn't get rewarded with a Nessie sighting like you did in the Australian Outback. :) This is a great photo and a very cool take on this week's theme.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Nice capture. You don't see that very option. Especially with 6 humps showing. ;)
ReplyDeleteDoh!... I meant "You don't see that very often"!
ReplyDeleteYSTL, you can always find some of that Aussie humour in the outback.
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, I was fortunate for such a sighting so close to home.
Marta, I read option as often the first time around and it took me a while to understand your second comment!