The Ground Beneath My Feet

Samoa - Ferry To Savai'i

For The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Beneath Your Feet

** Updated 17 August 2015: So excited to have been counted among the favorite submissions for this week’s challenge.  Thank you again Cheri ! **

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I was imagining that frothy sea as the “ground” beneath your feet and feeling a bit seasick as I contemplated it! But I guess even the deck of your tiny speck in the ocean is grounding enough for a seafarer! Your trip provides such unique ways to interpret the challenges, and you always so creatively rise to the occasion.

You are very kind Lexi. Thank you. You always know just what to say to make me feel great…. And funny, I am more apt to get ‘land sick’ then ‘sea sick’ at this point. It happens sometimes when we disembark in a port after long passage and the land seems to be moving. An odd sensation indeed.

Fascinating post by your friend. Even though I expressed some fears and squeamishness about bobbing on a boat, I have actually never been seasick! My family was all nauseous at the Great Barrier Reef, but I was fine both on the boat and snorkeling for hours! My dad used to take me deep sea fishing and I didn’t get sick then either. The landsickness would be so frustrating; you must literally feel like a fish out of water.

No, but I should! I have never written much about our time in New Zealand or Australia. I don’t know why – maybe because it was longer ago. When I get home from Mexico (haha – hard to stay put!), I will make an effort to document that wonderful time!

Lisa, your photos are getting better and better. Appreciate you sharing your seafaring life. Wishing you a great week! Alohas

OMG you are so spot on with your critique. Thank you. And your feedback is timely. This was one of six images that I had planned to submit for a photo contest today. While I am leaving the original image here as posted, I made your suggested adjustment to the contest submission. So much better. Yay.

OMG! So excited! Thanks for being the bearer of such wonderful news Mr Bad Fish! Just sailed back into Denarau from a few days visit to Likuri Island and was greeted with your congratulatory ping. Absolutely tickled!

My comment is late, but I will add my accolades to all the others: It really is a great composition and beautiful photo! As far as “straightening the blue line” goes, I guess that shows you how ignorant I am—because I can’t see that the blue line is crooked! Beautiful job, Lisa!

Heeeellllooooo Kirsten! So lovely to hear from you. Think of you often and wish you were here. We would have a blast together in Fiji!
Thank you for your very kind words. They mean a great deal to me. Hugs to Patrick ⛵️

such a cool point of view/perspective. wonder what the person below is thinking. are they looking? listening? they appear so calm above the churn. nice job!

Wonderful to hear from you Mr TRB! Think of you often! Hope all is awesome on the home front. Perhaps she is dreaming of living a long, adventurous life at sea ⛵️??.

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