In life, a quest might take us on unexpected paths, with possibilities that are open, wide or endless, or narrow and constricted, limiting our options.
The difficulty is to breathe in, and squeeze through the narrow tunnels of life.
It is then we can fully appreciate the exhilaration of achievement and persistence on the open road.
The longest journey begins with the smallest step
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Something to Ponder About
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A philosophic Aussie writes here at StPA, one who will readily admit to loving Scandinavia. I'm interested in global politics and what drives us to be who we are. Scratch the surface and you'll find a practical Environmentalist with an egalitarian bent, trying to unleash a little creativity via the written word.
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Something to Ponder About 
Wise words. That is a long causeway, indeed. Natural, or man-made?
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Thank you. I am not sure. I think it might be natural…..
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Are you up North, near the Atlantic road?
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Nope, far down south in Africa!
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👍🏻😊
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The photos remind me of a dijk in Holland . However there are double traffic lanes each way and also has dozens of wind turbines built on it.
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It also reminded me of the Zuiderzee Gerard, and the dijk around Hindeloopen.
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That’s the dijk I was referring to. The Zuidersee is now called Ijselmeer. Sea no more since the dijkwas built. A lot of the formal Zijderzee is now land used for housing.
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Reclaiming land is something the Dutch are skilled experts at!!
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That place looks amazing – is it the ocean on both sides? I think the description goes very well with those photos 🙂
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Thank you so much fir your kind comment. Lagoon one side – sea the other.
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Very nicely worded, Amanda, and the photos are excellent. The route of that road is amazing. It looks like some kind of causeway, although I suppose it could be man-made. It doe look pretty natural, though.
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I suspect it is natural but perhaps a little help from man as there was some reclamation works in the area. I have been trying to find out.
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