Noodles by drag

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jul 23, 2007

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Hi all. Happy start of the week. Hope you had a great weekend. Just some sea noodles for ya lol. Taken on the Washington Coast. Thanks again for taking time out to stop by..Take care:0)bonita

Comments (17)

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Janiss

11:11AM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Like an abstract.... gorgeous colors and centring... I adore!

nfrocer

11:17AM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Great shot!

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lizzibell

11:47AM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Nice shot...

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DELMUR

1:22PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

looks like an abstract!

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mark.spooner

1:31PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Excellent!

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rainbows

2:16PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Excellent capture on the shore, Bonita. A super work from you. Hugs. Di.

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Chaos911

2:38PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

fantastic colours!!!!! super done!!!

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Valentin

2:48PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Such subjects fascinate me, this is as always a most interesting photo!

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awjay

2:54PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

very absract pic my friend .. i like it

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three_grrr

4:09PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Wonderful pic, but what are sea noodles? I love the textures and the noodle-y look, giggles, and the soft tones!

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drag

4:28PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

@ three grrr this is a type of seaweed lol. See a lot of it washed ashore. Thanks for the interest and comments.

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auntietk

7:49PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Wonderful image! We lived in a house right on the beach (in Kitsap County) until I was about six or seven years old. This is a great shot, but I think I'll pass on dinner! :)

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Richardphotos

8:37PM | Mon, 23 July 2007

I will never look at noodles the same again!!but I will still eat Pancet every chance I get. actually I like the purple seaweed that is popular with Koreans with sweet rice rolled up

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