These shots were taken on a late evening drive with a guide and at first I wondered why there were rugs in the vehicle but later totally understood why. Once again I have lightened the photos and after an hour we stopped and were surprised that the guides produced tea and cookies which we were very grateful for. We ended up quite high in the mountain and my family climbed to the top of rocks to see the setting sun.
It
may not be a brilliant post however
I hoped to give you the feel of Malawi from
it.
I
know these are rubbish photographs however
I like them as they look more like
paintings.
Wrapped
up family.
This is Annika, my granddaughter and Jon, her dad on the rocks.
I
hoped you got the feel of Malawi without getting COLD from my photographs.
I have to apoligise to many of you as yesterday I accidently deleted 50 of the Last comments that have been made on my blog.
I am linking this post with THROUGH MY LENS.
I have to apoligise to many of you as yesterday I accidently deleted 50 of the Last comments that have been made on my blog.
I am linking this post with THROUGH MY LENS.
Many thanks for visiting and also to those who leave comments.
A picturesque story of an adventure... Most I like the wrapped family.
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I don't find these rubbish at all. They show you guys had a lot of fun and they do bring out the feeling of traveling to Malawi. I like the sunset shots with you guys wrapped in the rugs. :) Thanks for linking in with Through My Lens!
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They are incredibly evocative photos. They must make you smile every time you look at them.
ReplyDeleteHa I agree with the others these are very atmospheric shots, it must have been wonderful watching the setting sun, cosy in the rugs, with the family all around, drinking tea. It is good to see the vehicle too with it's large windows, I'm jealous!
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Wren x
Hello Margaret, these are lovely photos of you and your family. Wonderful memories of your visit and the adventure. Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely images of your family. They look like a fun and a loving bunch.
ReplyDeletereally wonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a terrific trip.
ReplyDeleteActually, I think these photos are wonderful!
ReplyDeletei like all of them very much, especially the last one and the one where you're all together wrapped up ;-)
ReplyDeletehappy week!
What a trip!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly DOES look cold! Thanks for allowing us to visit.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll come link up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/11/basilica-shrine-of-saint-mary.html
I like the photos of your family all wrapped up! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret - LOVELY series. I really liked those that resembled water colors!!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrrrrr..... I had to go turn up the heat. The shots of the critters are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a truly amazing event. I don't think any of those photos are rubbish. i love that cloth around your waste. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly looks as if you had a chilly but exciting adventure together with your family, Margaret - delightful!!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes - - - Richard
beautiful scenes. It looks cold out there.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scenery. Yep I gathered it was cold there.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos and beautiful family! I envy them for living in exotic places...were off to next? Btw, I bet there are not many red-heads in Malawi, ha! I'd never thought that it gets cold there.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely place! You look so cold! :-) One never thinks of cold when you think of Africa.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm sorry now I see ... It does look very cold... Now I see why there were rugs. I think your photos are fine, I like the feel of the tour ... I learned more from this about the area than I would have if all you posted were perfect shots!
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