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20 May 2009

Thank you Se'Lah, and over the river

Thank you Se'Lah for visiting sunnydaytodaymama yesterday to write a guest post and taking us on a wonderful nature walk together with you and your daughter. We're really looking forward to a visit from our friends again soon, and more beautiful pictures.

After our guests had visited from across the ocean yesterday, Sunnyboy and I walked to visit some friends on the other side of the river.











See more watery pictures at Watery Wednesday

11 comments:

  1. PaceyMay 20, 2009

    Great shot and the rowers look so beautiful on this photo. Look like they're having a grand time. And again, Sunny boy is cute.

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  2. JimMay 20, 2009

    I like teh way you've given us four shots of the rowers approaching.
    Sydney - City and Suburbs

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  3. AnonymousMay 20, 2009

    Looks like Sunny boy had a good day out and about with this beautiful scenery.

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  4. SE'LAH...May 20, 2009

    Breathtaking (and I don't say that lightly ;-)

    I love the approach of the rowers as well. Beautiful shots.

    You and sunnyboy are certainly welcome and are the most gracious hosts. I really enjoyed my visit.

    Thanks.

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  5. IndayMay 20, 2009

    Wow! I don't mind rowing on your peaceful waterway! Beauty!

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  6. Marie ReedMay 20, 2009

    What a fantastic boat! I'd like to hop in and row a bit myself!

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  7. TulipMay 20, 2009

    beautiful shots of the rowers. love the scene.

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  8. AudunMay 20, 2009

    Thease are great shots. It looks like a very beautiful river. Thankss for sharing

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  9. momandkiddoMay 21, 2009

    My son would love watching those rowers, too!

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  10. ArijaMay 21, 2009

    Love the oar strokes leaving raindrop like ripples on the water.

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  11. UnknownMay 21, 2009

    That looks a lovely place to take a walk with Sunny Boy, who is quite a cutie by the way. :-)

    Very cool photos of the rowers..

    I like the progression on the shots and the patterns in the water, left by the oars..

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