it just feels so good to pick up a big rock and hurl it over the edge of a cliff.
Noah
Sunset hike Ghajn Tuffieha Bay, Malta
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absolutely gorgeous silhouette shots!!! and i totally agree about hurling rocks.
when this came up on my feed all i could see was "it just feels so good to pick up a big rock..." i had images of you in my head, out in your garden, throwing rocks at those pesky...voles? moles? i can't remember what they are!
I wanted to say something, but the other Emily has me laughing so hard I can't remember. I can totally see you out there chucking rocks at the voles! How funny!
(Oh yes, and...beautiful pictures!)
Very funny....yes, I have to admit I have had some violent thoughts enter my head in regards to the voles but I haven't acted on any of them yet!
You captured this moment so well! Nice pictures. Yes, there is nothing quite like throwing a rock into the sea!
I agree! All that wound up energy whirling through the air and crashing somewhere far.
Rock therapy.
Rock therapy! That's exactly what it is!
Love your shadow photos- so nice to meet you- I've just enjoyed a few of your posts-
I will be sure to come back- have a lovely weekend.
Thanks for the beautiful photos !!!
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