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   Tiff @ Three Peas in a Pod Said:
   12:19 am 
   

   That’s a great shot. That’s somewhere I wish I was right not. It’s cooooold here!

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   Carmi Said:
   12:24 am 
   

   This picture rocks. The pattern in the sand is mesmerizing.

   I’ve posted my Wordless Wednesday entry here and hope you’ll drop by for a visit:

   http://writteninc.blogspot.com/2008/01/wordless-wednesday-monopolizing-car.html

   Hope you have a wonderful WW!

   All the best,

   Carmi

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   Robin Said:
   12:27 am 
   

   Kelly, something tells me this won’t be the last Sanibel shot we see…but it has to be one of the more intriguing ones you took (without people or wildlife, anyway).

   

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   Mark's Regular Life Said:
   12:35 am 
   

   Sanibel has always been a favorite haunt of my family and my wife’s family. We’ve had fun their and on Captiva.

   Besides showing the cool pattern in the sand, this brings back great memories.

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   Robert Said:
   12:37 am 
   

   Oh I wanna go there! Please check out my WW post

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   MissMeliss Said:
   12:39 am 
   

   Spent Christmas at a different sandbar beach - Balondra in Baja Sur, Mexico. Have always wanted to visit Sanibel. The beach at low tide is always so magical. Great shot.

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   carrie-the gremlin wrangler Said:
   12:44 am 
   

   love the texture of the beach. Makes me want to see the ocean.

   happy wednesday

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   Friday's Child Said:
   2:07 am 
   

   Fantastic!

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   Gattina Said:
   4:48 am 
   

   That must be nice to walk in there !

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    Mike Said:
    6:57 am 
    

    Love it.

    Mike
    http://somethingaboutparenting.typepad.com/

    If you are interested in a photo challenge, please join me at http://www.mikeleonen.com/
    Appreciate a visit even if you are not, though.

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    Yen Said:
    8:27 am 
    

    Beautiful shot there!:)My Wordless pic is up as well;-) Happy WW!

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    Natalie Said:
    9:47 am 
    

    That does look really neat!

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    Petra Said:
    11:28 am 
    

    Awesome photo!

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    Frigga Said:
    11:37 am 
    

    That’s a very cool effect, where is Sanibel?

    Happy WW

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    Rhonda Said:
    3:36 pm 
    

    Absolutely gorgeous! Great shot - come by my blog if you can. I have WW and TT posts both

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    Pamela Said:
    1:58 am 
    

    I’m soooo late getting around this week.
    My nose is so acute, that I can smell the salt water.

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    Jenny Said:
    10:50 pm 
    

    that looks pretty nifty.

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