This reminds me of these photos from the Mars Rover - especially the colour. But those trees would be having NASA jump up and down... Water!! Water!! Life on Mars!!
KEN - not you, too! Every time something comes on the tele about the moon landing - I have to listen to my husband's rantings of how it never happened! Drives me crazy!
SALLY - I can't remember the boulders around Mansfield - although.... I'm reading that Peter Carey book at the moment - The True History of the Kelly Gang - and it is set in and around that country.
SALLY - and congratulations! I hope I'm still hanging in here 1 year and 10 months down the track! (oh god, I've only been doing it for two months??!!)
LEENA - that's EXACTLY the kind of weekend I am having. I have been having lots and lots of daydreams lately. I've got a million ideas. I hope I live to about 200 so I can fit them all in!
MERISI - it wasn't actually hot! It wasn't exactly cold, but there was a cool breeze and I had my winter boots on (makes picking my way through the dry grass more comfortable than thongs - and I'm not so scared of getting a snake bite).
The only reason the US is proposing a manned mission to Mars is that digital enhancement/manipulation has reached the point where it is now feasible. Hell, even I could do a Moon landing these days
This reminds me of these photos from the Mars Rover - especially the colour. But those trees would be having NASA jump up and down... Water!! Water!! Life on Mars!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Richard. But aren't those photos of Mars and the Moon really taken somewhere on earth;))
ReplyDeleteLovely picture, I'm sure in a place like this I would be daydreaming and Imaging too.
ReplyDeleteSure, I also agree with Richard, this photo looks Planet Mars. The color sepia is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteI like it here even better than your other site. :D
ReplyDeleteA bit like the area of granite boulders around Mansfield.
ReplyDeleteSydney Daily Photo Turns 2 today!
Beautifully different view, sepia makes it special.
ReplyDeleteHave a "dreamy" weekend, Letitia!
RICHARD - yeah. You're right!
ReplyDeleteIt is other worldly.
KEN - not you, too!
ReplyDeleteEvery time something comes on the tele about the moon landing - I have to listen to my husband's rantings of how it never happened!
Drives me crazy!
DESTITUTE REBEL - And it is soooo quiet - all you can hear is the wind in the trees.
ReplyDeleteSometimes you will see some kangaroos hopping by.
SONIA - if you look really closely, I think you can see a Martian peeking out from behind one of those rocks!
ReplyDeleteRUTH - I'm such a dill!
ReplyDeleteI'm still not quite sure how I managed to do that!
SALLY - I can't remember the boulders around Mansfield - although....
ReplyDeleteI'm reading that Peter Carey book at the moment - The True History of the Kelly Gang - and it is set in and around that country.
SALLY - and congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI hope I'm still hanging in here 1 year and 10 months down the track!
(oh god, I've only been doing it for two months??!!)
LEENA - that's EXACTLY the kind of weekend I am having.
ReplyDeleteI have been having lots and lots of daydreams lately.
I've got a million ideas.
I hope I live to about 200 so I can fit them all in!
No problem for my small gaps in English
ReplyDeleteYou can even propose corrections as the others
HEAT!
ReplyDeleteAh you see great minds think a like;)
ReplyDeleteBERGSON - and you can correct my French!
ReplyDeleteMERISI - it wasn't actually hot!
It wasn't exactly cold, but there was a cool breeze and I had my winter boots on (makes picking my way through the dry grass more comfortable than thongs - and I'm not so scared of getting a snake bite).
KEN - what kind of minds??!!
The only reason the US is proposing a manned mission to Mars is that digital enhancement/manipulation has reached the point where it is now feasible. Hell, even I could do a Moon landing these days
ReplyDeleteRICHARD - oh, lordy.
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