I was nominated by my friend Derrick Knight to post one favourite travel picture a day for ten days without explanation, then to nominate someone else to participate. That’s 10 days, 10 travel pictures, and 10 nominations. I may not make it to the end of ten days, but for now I nominate my friend Anabel, The Glasgow Gallivanter,
Please link to me so I know you have participated. If you are not interested, no problem.
Nowhere in the rules does it say you can’t guess where the photo was taken.
Hint – Atlantic storm.
Have Bag, Will Travel 
Yes, but aren’t they having fun? 🙂 🙂
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Children don’t seem to notice the weather
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Humph. Looks like the North Sea to me. A great blustery day.
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A long way from the North Sea Margaret,
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Well, I guessed as much since you said Atlantic. But still northern?
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No not the North this time.
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I am guessing the East coast of Yorkshire, but it also has a European look to it.
My apologies, i am backing out of the travel challenge. My old photo files are on my old computer that is in Joss’s bedroom. Right now I can’t go into that room. It’s in quarantine this week!
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Not Yorkshire this time Sue.
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Hopefully the pics will keep, Sue
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Somerset?
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In the right direction.
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So you’ve done Cornwall as well?
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This one is Mevagissey Derrick.
Cornwall is a long drive from Grimsby – 8 hours or so.
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Thanks a lot, Andrew. We drove to Mousehole from Newark – a little less, I guess
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It took 8 hours Grimsby to Mevagissey
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Great shot, Andrew
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Thanks Derrick
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A really enjoyable picture to look at. How lovely nowadays to see real joy and laughter.
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They howled like the wind!
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Cornwall. From the house, but actually if I click on the photo it is named 😁
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That makes it easier!
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Haha…
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Venezuela, right?
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Wrong.
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Was I at least close? Or, did you mean the other side of the Atlantic?
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Cornwall, England.
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Come on, Andrew. You knew it’s just my weird sense of humor, right?
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Thanks Emilio, I am obviously taking this challenge thing way too seriously. Do you want to be nominated?
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I don’t have a problem being nominated, but I don’t do the nomination bit because these things have the ring of a chain letter . . . and I always break the chain. Meaning, posting a travel photo a day is no problem, but I wouldn’t feel comfortable nominating anyone, and hence, it wouldn’t fit the spirit of the challenge
So, the answer is . . . it’s probably better that you don’t. However, you’ve given me an idea for a “where in the world” effort.
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I thought that you might say that.
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I forgot to mention that I appreciate the thought . . . but, unlike Oscar contenders, I won’t say “it’s just nice to be nominated”.
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I’m posting, but not nominating so I don’t see that being a problem. Most of the bloggers I know are already taking part.
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Oh, I’ll do something like it (and credit Andrew for the inspiration, linking to his first photo).
And I’ll strip the identifiers . . . although my photos seldom have any.
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Photo identifiers are easy cheats but nearly as easy is to just Google the blogger and scroll through their images. Simple and nearly always works.
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Have you seen the number of photos I post? I pity the fool who tackles scrolling through my photos.
Plus, I’m not sure what you would search for because when I search on the blog name, I get all manner of additional stuff that’s not mine. Same for my email, my name, etc.
Now, I suppose people could go to my SmugMug, but, again . . . thousands of photos, and the search function isn’t helpful.
. . . plus, now that you mentioned it, I’ll only post unpublished favorite photos . . . OK, I won’t, but I still think it would be difficult finding matches by searching.
Now, if you used Tineye or something like it, maybe.
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I am retired, I am good at research.
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Ah . . . you know about Google “search by image option” . . . I’ll have to find images that it cannot identify . . . like this (and I know it’s a cemetery, but where?)
By the way, if you find the location, I’d be interested in how you did it.
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Custer National Cemetery – Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
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Antietam:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Antietam
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An “artsified” version of that photo was used this past May for the Memorial Day post:
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Having fun in the wind! –Curt
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Children don’t seem bothered by weather conditions.
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I wasn’t. 🙂 But that was a while ago!
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West Coast of Ireland??? Or Cornwall???
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Cornwall!
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Thanks Andrew! However, I’m tied up with my Advent series at the moment, so I’ll pass on this one, though I appreciate the thought. Love this photo – they look so happy. Then I thought – cold feet. They don’t seem to mind!
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They had packed for sunshine and beaches.
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This is a perfect challenge for COVID times!
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Darn! I just nominated you. Didn’t realize you were already doing it.
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Thanks for the thought.
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The little girl in the photo is the most fun. The sheer delight of being caught up in the wind like in a storybook is written in her smile. Thank you for sharing such a fun picture with us 🙂
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Thank you for stopping by.
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