Tuesday, March 25, 2008

One Moon One World



There have been so many beautiful moon photos on CDP over the last couple of days.
I love how something so primal unites us the world over, by the way it moves us all.



Photo:
High St, Ararat - Easter Sunday, 23 March, 2008.

12 comments:

  1. Not sure what I am looking at. I am used to seeing double but not triple. I got to get my glasses changed.

    What was the hairy stuff with the sharp points yesterday?

    Abraham Lincoln in Brookville, Ohio

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  2. Is this the spooky thing you're treathening us with? Because it works for me ;-)

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  3. Nice picture, I took lots of pictures of the moon last few days, inspired by all the moon pictures and was thinking the same thing.

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  4. ABRAHAM - it's blurry moon.

    And...yesterday's photo -
    It's an Echidna!
    A native Australian animal.
    We came across him in the bush on the week-end.
    He rolled up in a little ball and burrowed into the earth.
    Even though I have seen echidnas before, I was really struck by how hairy he was!
    Echidnas are one of only two monotremes in the world (the other is a platypus).
    A monotreme is a mammal that lays eggs.
    AND - he can use electroreception - like a shark!

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  5. ISABELLA - not spooky - it will be gross.
    And it will be tomorrow.

    Are you saying the quality of my photography is scary!!??
    It is kinda!
    Blurry, crooked, trouble with the light...ah well...

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  6. DENTON - yes, sometimes we forget.
    We have more in common than we have in differences.

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  7. SONIA - yes! I can imagine Harry Potter swirling around in that sky!

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  8. D.R. - you must show us your moon (err...OUR moon - how YOU see it!)

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  9. Some would have discarded this photo but you seen the beauty in it .

    lol. I like ham sandwiches too! But you have vegemite(?).

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  10. KEN - Thanks! There was just something about it.

    You bet we have Vegemite!
    I love it!
    Actually, the other day on a little drive around our local area, I came across the birthplace of the man who invented Vegemite - a place called Chute. It could hardly be called a town - it has two cows and dog wandering the streets and that's it!

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