November Photo Challenge - Comments & "John West" Rejects

[Photo Challenge]

Post your comments on the November Photo Challenge Entries (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=140177)here.
Do you have any "rejects", post them here too.

Have Fun!
PC

:)

[Derek Klepp]

Al thats a beauty

[astronobob]

That looks like a Stingray Lie Trevor, where they bury themselves in the sand laying in wait for pray, then when they get out all the sand off their back settles around the lay forming a crater looking hole - could be something else, maybe some kids played there earlier ?
Nice catch all the same !!

[jenchris]

Not much sand in this but it's the same place as my entry

[sheeny]

Thanks Derek.

[Regulus]

Bob, that's an interesting thought about stingrays, but i thought maybe the waves, as small as they are, would still wash it out once the ray had gone as the tide receded.
I don't think kids, it was too pristine, and had no footprints except mine.
But.... could be.

[astronobob]

I know where that fishing spot is :poke:

[REVEREND]

So you should Bob, you showed me...remember..:lol:

Cheers Reverend.

[BilliGoatsGruff]

Leon, I like your picture. Teeko is obviously having a blast!

[astronobob]

So, , What do Warlocks eat for lunch at the beach ?
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to be continued :whistle:

[andyc]

Jennifer, I really liked your picture, made me a bit homesick for blustery walks on windswept Hebridean beaches :thumbsup:. But the black sand in your photo at Glen Brittle and other Skye beaches hasn't come 1000km from the coast and sandur plains of Iceland. It's from the local rocks - the gabbro and basalt that makes up much of Skye, including the famous Black Cuillin mountains. Sorry for being picky! Just thought you'd like to know.

And Five Sisters of Kintail from Ratagan in your pic below? Another scenic spot!

[jenchris]

Ah well, I was just being poetic.
I have no idea about geology.
It's a lovely spot .
Spent a few weeks doing the YHA s in Skye.
And down the west coast too.
Got some lovely shots of Bonnie Scotland.

[andyc]

That's alright, poetic is good :)

I spent too much time studying the rocks, volcanoes and landscapes of Scotland and Iceland, so you have my apologies for being probably needlessly pedantic. Time in that scenery is always time well spent, so long as the midgies aren't out in force :eyepop:

[jenchris]

Had a bottle of skin so soft.... no midges!

[astronobob]

Sand Witches
:P

[Derek Klepp]

Some great pics this month thanks everyone for the great views.

[astronobob]

I Agree Derek, quite an assortment of fine entries this month - Good Stuff All :thumbsup:

[Regulus]

Lovely photo Anne-Louise