Dale offers the prompt “compass points” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I offered two possibly north facing photos, but I am not sure.
Compass Point: East (based on the rising Sun)Compass Point: West (based on this wild sunset)Compass Point: South (based on the Mediterranean Sea being to the East of Jaffa, IsraelCompass Point: North(more or less) because these Royal Terns are facing the Atlantic Ocean and I’m trying to get close enough with my phone from behindCompas Point: Probably North since this bridge was crossing the Salzach River in Austra
I was amazed how many padlocks there were. I had heard somewhere that couples lock the padlock as a symbol of their love and then throw the two keys into the river for safekeeping. Thank you, Dale!
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
I love the Lock Fence, Frank. If I write something to accompany it, can I use it on my blog? With proper accreditation of course. LMK
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Yes, you are very welcome to use that photo, Violet. Blessings to you!
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Thank you 😊
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WOW!!! Very nice photos!
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Thank you, Dan, and blessings to you and your family!
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Love these brother. All excellent. The wild sunset is stunning showing the clear glory of God.
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Sun risings and settings are great times to see the glory of God. Blessings, Michael!
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Thanks, Frank, these are great, I especially like the sunset and those padlocks on the bridge
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I was amazed how many padlocks there were. I had heard somewhere that couples lock the padlock as a symbol of their love and then throw the two keys into the river for safekeeping. Thank you, Dale!
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That’s right, we have the same tradition here, in fact the bridge I featured last week has some on it
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Each photo made me think of different ideas. Especially love the locks.
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Thank you, Esther! I am glad you liked the photos. Blessings to you!
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No matter which way you are facing, it shows the beauty of The Lord’s creation.
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That’s true. The beauty of the Lord’s creation is everywhere. Blessings, Mimi!
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Lovely photos, Frank. I always like seeing the terns.
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They are beautiful birds. Thank you and blessings, Dan!
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Lovely photos, Frank. I always like seeing the terns.
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Your photos are an experience of wonder, Frank.
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I am glad you like them. Blessings, Dora!
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Great photography, brother
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Thank you and blessings, Jim!
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