WPC The Road Taken: May be dangerous – Dis Ekke
Date: 2017-03-03Author: HesterLeyNel 29 Kommentare	WPC The Road Taken
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aj vosse sê:	2017-03-11 om 2:28 nm	Ek laaik julle tone in die foto!! 😉
PS – No… I’m not a fetish type… LikeLiked by 1 person
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-12 om 11:37 vm	Ek het die tone eers raakgesien nadat ek die blog gepubliseer het. Ek weier mos om ‘n foto te shop / crop / style – te lui. En ja nee wat, man, ek is ook maar bly jy het nie ‘n fetish nie, want daai regterkant se voet is nog besig om sy groottoonnael terug te groei na ons rampspoedige hike deur die Oribi! 😀 😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
Antwoord	aj vosse sê:	2017-03-12 om 11:45 vm	Whaaaa… ha HA!!! LikeLiked by 1 person
trommeltjies sê:	2017-03-06 om 8:30 vm	Ons is maar so in die lewe ook, hoor nie die gevaar aan kom nie. Ons is so vasgedraai in ons eie plantegroei van die lewe, dat ons soms letterlik tot stilstand geruk word deur n alarm.
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-06 om 8:49 vm	Dankie en dis waar wat jy sê.
Antwoord	paintdigi sê:	2017-03-05 om 7:18 nm	Good posts, beautiful blog.
Antwoord	paintdigi sê:	2017-03-05 om 7:00 nm	Goede berichten, mooie blog.
Antwoord	Terug pieng: The Road Taken: New Office | What's (in) the picture? shadowwhisper sê:	2017-03-03 om 9:58 nm	Mal oor die gebruik van skaduwee in die eerste foto. Daar is iets bekoorlik aan ‘n spoorlyn ne…
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-04 om 12:27 nm	Ja man, daar waar ek grootgeword het was mos nie treine nie. Ons het met die bus gery van Springbok af tot in Bitterfontein en daar op die trein geklim Kaap toe. Steenkool daardie dae, wat beteken het dat jy met ‘n pikswart gesig en roet in jou hare in die Kaap aangekom het, haha, maar wat ‘n genot! Ek hardloop nog steeds teen die trappe uit na die boonste balkon toe om te gaan kyk as ek die trein hoor aankom.
Antwoord	shadowwhisper sê:	2017-03-04 om 1:41 nm	Treine is betowerend…. veral ou stroom treine. Daar is iets romanties aan hoe hulle lyk en ritmies aan die tjoea-tjoeka van treinwiele op ‘n spoor ❤
HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-04 om 1:47 nm	Daai ritmiese geluid van die wiele laat my slaap soos ‘n baba!
shadowwhisper sê:	2017-03-04 om 1:49 nm	selfe 🙂
rondomtaliedraai sê:	2017-03-03 om 7:39 nm	Oulik! Ek weet nog nie wat ek sal doen nie
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-04 om 12:28 nm	My keuse is beperk op die oomblik vanweë die gebrek aan tyd of internet. LikeLiked by 1 person
Antwoord	rondomtaliedraai sê:	2017-03-04 om 7:39 nm	Ek kan jou glo Tog is die skadu een besonders LikeLiked by 1 person
HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-05 om 12:51 nm	Dit is, dankie. Mens kry soms so onverwags ‘n oulike foto sonder dat jy regtig ernstig aandag geskenk het.
rondomtaliedraai sê:	2017-03-05 om 7:14 nm	Net so! LikeLiked by 1 person
perdebytjie sê:	2017-03-03 om 4:44 nm	Oulike foto van julle skaduwees.Ek is bly julle het niks oorgekom nie!
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-04 om 12:31 nm	Ja wel, die wat nie wil hoor nie, moet voel! Arme Genis kan nie verstaan hoekom hy nie toegelaat word om op die spoorlyn te staan en piepie nie!
Antwoord	perdebytjie sê:	2017-03-04 om 5:56 nm	Ag jinne,hoe gaan dit met die outjie?
HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-06 om 8:57 vm	Ou Genis raak ook nou ‘n ou man. Hy het een van sy ondertande verloor en net die week daarna speel ek toe met hom bal. Dit was ‘n ongeluk, ek sweer, maar toe skop ek die bal reg in sy gesig en daar waai nog ‘n tand. Hy het nou so ‘n oulike passion gap … 😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
perdebytjie sê:	2017-03-07 om 11:31 vm	Ag arme ou Genissie…niemand ontsnap die ouderdom nie.🙁🙁
colinandray sê:	2017-03-03 om 2:57 nm	We have similar circumstances here. What so many people do not realize is that a train coasting along makes very little noise and, if it is traveling at a reasonable speed, can be upon you in no time. My sincere thanks to an unknown driver/engineer who was more alert than I was!
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-04 om 12:35 nm	They are always on the lookout due to the many small beaches along the route, but you are right, we don’t always hear the train approaching, partly due to the dense coastal growth alongside the lines.
Antwoord	Madame Zenista sê:	2017-03-03 om 2:50 nm	That shadow pic- and bit of your feet- pretty cool. I never got a good shot without hiding my hand holding my camera/phone in a very obvious way!
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-04 om 12:35 nm	Thank you, I think that was just a lucky shot.
Antwoord	Rob Alberts sê:	2017-03-03 om 1:17 nm	Take care
Antwoord	HesterLeyNel sê:	2017-03-03 om 1:20 nm	We will definitely be more observant in future! Thank you for dropping by. Regards.
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