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kingfisher
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Beautiful. Oh how I wish being there now.
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great pic, i love that place, i can still feel the heat , and that beautiful warm indian ocean and the giant fruit bats, i need to go back
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Nice image Gustav,

The water does look slightly more inviting than the North Sea.

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Pleasant scene Gustav, pity about the three million footprints though, but you can't have everything, solitude/peace and quiet in this day and age is hard too come by. Hey Doc, I'm sort of familiar with scenes like that there are places around here similar too that (some of the offshore islands in particular), you have to watch how long you spend out in the sun is that sort of place, if you're not used too lots of bright sun that is, also watch out for falling coconuts....and the dreaded sand in the jocks. :lol:
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Greg Beetham wrote:Pleasant scene Gustav, pity about the three million footprints though, but you can't have everything, solitude/peace and quiet in this day and age is hard too come by. Hey Doc, I'm sort of familiar with scenes like that there are places around here similar too that (some of the offshore islands in particular), you have to watch how long you spend out in the sun is that sort of place, if you're not used too lots of bright sun that is, also watch out for falling coconuts....and the dreaded sand in the jocks. :lol:
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No problem with the sun, Greg, just waiting impatiently for the summer. It's just now that I long for the sun. :D
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