Once a week Cee from Cee’s Photography Blog runs a Which Way Photo Challenge – everyone is welcome to take part.
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Coconut Bay – near Inhambane in Mocambique
This man looks very happy with life – despite (or perhaps because of) the wet weather.
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At least I now know where to go next time someone bumps my car 😉
It is a wonderful place to live!
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Yup, that spells it out nicely.
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Great beach!
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It is one of my favourite places to visit. Unfortunately it has been many years since I last went there but hopefully one day …
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Such a wonderful which way entry for this week’s challenge. That guy sure does look happy! 😀
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He certainly brightened up our day 🙂
I’m glad you like the pictures.
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All great pictures (and familiar in every part of Africa)!
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That is true! It’s always such fun travelling around here 🙂
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