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This week the Friendly Friday Challenge is collaborating with Frank from Beach Reflections, whose contemplative posts are beautifully written. With my images, he has formulated a thoughtful post on Shapes, one that gives me much joy to read.
I have included some extra photographic images of SHAPES for this fortnight’s challenge, some you may or may not have seen before.
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The challenge runs for the next two weeks in which time you can create a Friendly Friday post with the theme, Shapes.
Post a pingback to this blog post within the post and also leave a comment below, if you would like me to visit your post.
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Something to Ponder About 
Love the theme.
We see shapes everywhere but rarely give importance.
Love the Marina Bay sands view.
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A very nice collection of shapes. I was inspired to walk through my garden in search shapes. I noticed how often the “star” .dominates, although in a variety of ways.
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A very nice collection of shapes. I was inspired to walk through my garden in search shapes. I noticed how often the “star” dominates, although in a variety of ways.
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Nice
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What a thrill to see a majestic photo so close, Sandy. A treasured capture by your husband!
It wasn’t until I saw a wedge- tailed eagle, in a zoo, that I realized how massive those birds are. Truly special. The very top of the food chain.
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They are pretty big but size can be a disadvantage too. After replying to Brian, I remembered an old post where I described an eagle being harassed by smaller birds.
I re-posted it here
https://thesandychronicles.blog/2022/07/20/bald-eagles-having-their-day-2/
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I have noticed some of the smaller birds can be aggressively territorial – kind of a little dog syndrome my mini schnauzers display towards a large German Shepherd!
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The post would not let me comment saying I must log in but flicking back a screen when I went to log in so I am leaving the comment here: “I just love that the eagles are bringing down pesky drones! Fantastic initiative.”
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Odd. I saw your other comments. It must have been a timing issue. But yes, I was pretty impressed with the attack eagles too!
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I hope you deleted the attempts?
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The comments all looked good to me, so nothing to delete.
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Appreciated, please click and visit my blog
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A friendly tip – You would derive more visits to your blog if you added your own content to other people’s writing.
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You are too nice Amanda.
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Not always;-)
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Fabulous selection of photos Amanda nice
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Thanks so much Ramesh.
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Lots of shapes here to delight the senses. My favourite may be these houses reflected in the waterside. Here’s mine.https://margaret21.com/2022/07/22/the-abstract-geometry-of-valencia/
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The warehouses in Trondheim are a spectacle in real life. I hope to visit that city again one day. Thanks for the ping. I will come check it out.
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