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Posted by Rich Dansereau Loan Officer Knoxville TN on 01/14/2009 04:14 PM

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25 Comments on Wordless Wednesday

JAN

Looks alot better then my Wordless Wednesday photo....wish I was there and I don't even know where there is???????

Nice. it looks quite peaceful

Gorgeous! I too wish that I was there, where ever it is!

I don't know where that is but it looks so peaceful and for some reason looks warmer than it is here today. Thanks for sharing on this Wordless Wednesday!

Hi Rich-Great photo. I love the contrast between light and dark.

Rich, you always catch the essence of an area, great picture.

~ Life is Good

I can just imagine sitting under those trees, staring at the water, listening to the quiet. Great photo, Rich!

Hi Rich...Not my choice of a beach to sunbath on but love this spot anyway.

I really like the curve of the tree, the smoothness of the rocks and the difference between the light and the dark.

Very nice shot.

Kate

O.K. Rich This time I know that this is Hawaii!

Beautiful and peaceful at the same time. Quite possibly one of my favorites.

Zane - It is a beach at the base of one of the seven gulches on Kona, Hawaii.

Katharine - It was quite beautiful and serene.

Tony & Darcy - It is a black sand beach in Hawaii.

Jenn - It was about 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Pat - Thanks, I thought it was a remarkable place.

Roy - Thanks for the compliment.

Carol - What you can't see is that there were surfers and families behind me on the beach and in the water.

Kate - Just out of site are some of the most beautiful, lava rock free sand beaches that you have ever seen.

Gayle - That it is!

Justin - Thanks so much! It was truly a remarkable place. In the photo I posted last week, this beach is just beyond the treeline and taken from atop the gulch.

Beautiful. I wish I was there instead of here

Easy to comment. Nice pic

JAN

it almost looks like a painting. Nice.

I love this Rich! Great photo and easy reading! It says whatever I want it to say!!!

Louise - Thanks for stopping in and commenting. Maybe it can remind us all of the warm spring days ahead during the cold of winter.

Bo - Thanks! It is easy to photograph beautiful places.

Robert - It was something straight out of a fairy tale.

Mary - I think you have nailed the essence of the Wordless Wednesday group on the head!

Rich,

You have a wonderful eye for a great shot. Thanks for sharing!

Betina

Rich, what a beautiful photo! Looks like a very peaceful place....

I knew it was Hawaii, but then I knew you deserted all of us for a vacation. :->

JAN

That is beautiful! It would be a lovely painting. This is the second time in 24 hours that I am seeing a photo of a beach in Hawaii with trees that are not palm trees. I just never even thought there were more than palms on the beach there.

JAN

Betina - Thanks a bunch. With a place that beautiful it is hard not to take a nice photo.

Debbie - It was quite beautiful.

Fred - Hahaha! It is hard to say no to family obligations, my brother's wedding, when it is in such a beautiful place.

Doreen - LOL! There were lots of different kinds of trees! In fact, it is my understanding that though the palms grow like crazy there now, they aren't native but were brought there hundreds of years ago (maybe more)!

JAN

Wow, how awesome is that! I have never been to Hawaii, but it is definitely on my list of places to see! Once I get rich, I just need to travel the world, my list is getting to be as big as a book with these worldless wednesdays!

Kayla - It was a beautiful place. This photo is from "the big island" Kona. I would definitely add it to my list of must see places. We went from this beach and 80 degrees to the observatories on Mauna Kea where it was 20 degrees and we had a snowball fight! Then there is the huge volcano...you can definitely see this is an island in geological transition.