CEE’S FUN FOTO CHALLENGE: ALL WET!
From Cee: This week’s topic is Things that are Wet. Wet is open to a lot of interpretations. It can be the ocean or as small as a drop of water. Something can look wet. Signs have wet wood in them. Rain, snow and slush are all quite wet.
Water, water, every where,
And all the boards did shrink;
Water, water, every where,
Nor any drop to drink.
From “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” (text of 1834)
By SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE
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love the waves crashing on the shore Marilyn
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Love the first one with wet leaves. That would be a great print on canvas!
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Thanks. That’s what you do with a camera on a rainy day in the autumn. Wet leaves on my back deck glass table 😉 Hope you are doing better my friend!
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I just knew you would have great photos for this challenge
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We don’t get as much rain as they do in Oregon, for example, but we get a lot of other precipitation. Sleet and snow especially. And every once in a while, a hurricane swings up our way and we get drowned and flooded. River valleys. Mud central 🙂
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Marvelous photos Marilyn for this week’s wet challenge. Thanks. 😀
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We have a lot of wet around this river valley. It was fun, as usual. Thank YOU!!
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Lovely photos!
Did you know that Samuel Taylor Coleridge ripped off “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” from Iron Maiden? Or maybe it was the other way round.
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Or yeah, maybe the other way around 🙂 I was gonna quote the whole poem, but its very very very long … and just when you think it’s got to be over, there are another five verses.
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You and Dral are show-offs!! BTW: Do you know anything about David Duke and the KKK?
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Yes, I believe the song lasts a good 15-20 minutes. And Coleridge is credited as one of the writers!
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It is a statement of how totally out of touch I am — and have always been — that I am far more likely to remember Coleridge than Iron Maiden. I have never been hip. Or cutting edge. Or fashionable. Sad, but true.
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