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| Dick enjoyed this hammock at the Miconia Hotel on San Cristobal when we visited the Galapagos Islands in 2006, but he had trouble getting himself out of it later. (Photo by Kay Davies) |
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27 comments:
I love it!
relaxing shot..
smiles.
Pretty hammock!
Mellow Yellow
Oooooh, a yellow hammock! I've never seen a yellow hammock!
I think I want a yellow hammock!!
Oh yes, I do! :)
That looks so relaxing!
What a great way to relax.
OMW Kay, that is mellow. Great post. Thanks for your lovely comments on my blog this weekend and always. Bless you, Jo
What a good way to relax we called it "Duyan" Nice entry for MYM :)
Dick sure does look comfy there!
He definitely looks content and in no hurry to leave!
A little rusty eh ? lol !
how pretty yellow hammock that was!
haha, at least he enjoyed his snooze...
definitely a place worth visiting again!
beautiful place, looks relaxing esp the hammock, the mosaic floor tiles were interesting...the lovely poinsettias...
I wanna sit on his lap : )
never fancied a hammock myself - it is the thought of how to get out of it that has always put me off.
Wow looks wonderful there!
Lucky guy!
Ahhh the lovely life, it sounds good!
Hugs
Léia
That is seriously mellow!
Definitely mellow!
I have that problem when I sleep on a hammock too I can't get out lol!! But it looks like he is very comfortable in there ^_^ Happy Monday!
MYM
Getting out of them is definitely the down side of hammocks.
There's an art to "hammocking." Unfortunately, I haven't learned it as well as Dick has!
RAINBOW LULLABY
Hush, little baby, it’s no time to cry,
Mama will sing you a sweet lullaby—
A bright rainbow song on this darksome night,
A bright rainbow song that’s sure to delight:
Green are the pastures where flocks of sheep graze;
Grey and begrimed are the skies on fog-days.
Red is the color of sun going down;
Black is the smudge of a terrible frown.
Blue are the mountains that rise from the plain;
Shimmering golden the Kansas wheat-grain.
So many colors, my baby, my fair!
So many colors right here and right there!
And thinking of colors under the sun,
Yellow’s the brightest of all, little one!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Old Woman at Market
You are right--can't get much more comfortable than that! I'll bet you had a great time on that trip--a place well worth visiting. Mickie
My naughty inner child would have been sooooo tempted to tip him out! Looks lovely and relaxing x
that looks so relaxing...can I try that too haaa...
A wonderful example of mellow yellow leisure pleasure plus a smile as a bonus!
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