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Speechless Sunday - Song Song Blue

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Posted by Liz Moras ~Chilliwack Realtor, Chilliwack,Hope,Langley,Abbotsford on 05/31/2009 11:46 PM

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30 Comments on Speechless Sunday - Song Song Blue

MAY

Liz - Where was this picture taken? I want to move there now. :)

JUN

Hi Liz... the cloud formations in this one are so wonderful! Like something out of a Hollywood movie scene!

Beautiful picture.

Horrible song!

Now I have that in my head..Thanks a lot Liz!!!

Liz,

Looks like a great place to get away from it all for a few minutes. Beautiful.

Rich

I love this photo --- it is so beautiful. Where is it?

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Liz,

You have everyone here in suspense. I would also like to know where this picture was taken. I love how the wind and the sun have highlighted the blue water.

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Where is the world is this nice spot?

Scott

Hi Guys! Its the view from the top of Diamond Head - in Hawaii.........My kids and I did the climb - which seemed like 4 hours but actually was only a tortuous 45 minutes and about 852 steps.........I have to admit by the time we got to the top almost anything would have seemed like Heaven - but this truly was! :-)

Reminds me of Wethering Heights.

OK, now that is a fine picture. I could sit there for awhile!

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

great photo and the song sung blue was a great pick for the title. thanks for sharing

Liz - Such a stunning photo very beautiful and rugged. I agree with Tom it reminds me of the moors of Wuthering Heights.

Liz,

Great view. Love the surf, sea, sky - all great. Congrats on the climb - we didn't have time to do it when we were there. :)

Steve

Liz, great photograph! I wish that I was there right now!

Liz, this photo looks so dreamy like out of a movie.

Hi Liz - What a wonderful reward you had waiting for you at the top of your hike. Beautiful!

Liz, You not only have a way with words, you have a way with pictures as well.....absolutely gorgeous shot.

Wow what a beautiful shot that is Liz. It almost doesn't look real it is so good!

Bill -yeah after that hike up there I thought it was a mirage too ;-)

carole - thank you! what a nice thing to say :-) two of my favorite things!

Karen - 'reward' never thought of it that way-but yes! :-)

Hi Liz-What a absolutely breathtaking photo. Thank you for sharing such a awesome view. <SMILE>

Hi Liz, Your Photo is spectacular and breathtaking Thanks so much for sharing

BARBARA

Gorgeous ! ... and the photo is pretty nice too

Barbara and Sharon- Thank you! :-)

Sheldon - you know just what to do with someone thats feelin' 'blue':-)

Liz- what an exceptional view. I can't imagine all those steps. Did you really count them or is that just a random guestimate? I visit Stone Mountain and I'm not fond of the climb up and the view is nothing as beautiful as this. I'm going to have to visit Hawaii.

JUN

Liz what an amazing photo, that must have been a great day with your kids!

Wow!!! Truly amazing photo. I hope you are well and getting ready for the hordes of people that will be heading your way soon!

JUN

Great photo Liz,

I think I'd have driven though; that's a hike and a half.

Terry - yeah well if i could have i would have...

Russell - we tried to get tickets the other day and everything except women's hockey and curling was sold out!

Joanne -sometimes retrospect is better then the actual doing...-)

Slight exageration Tammy :-)A 0.75 mile (1.1 km) hike leads to the edge of the crater's rim. Signs at the trailhead say that the hike takes 1.5-2 hours round-trip, and recommends that hikers bring water and flashlights. Although not difficult, the signs also say that the hike is not a casual one: the mostly unpaved trail winds over uneven rock, ascends 74 steps, then through a tunnel and up another steep 99 steps. Next is a small tunnel (hence the flashlight) to a narrow spiral staircase (about 30 steps) inside a coastal artillery observation platform built in 1908. From the summit above the observation platform both Waikīkī and the Pacific Ocean can be seen in detail.

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