OK, Dear Reader, of what is this a photo? (I actually wrote “what is this a photo of?” originally until I heard Winston Churchill bellowing in my ear “Never use a preposition to end your sentences with!” and rapidly corrected it.) OK, thinking caps on …
Hmmmm ..... *ponders*
- Is it some strange marking or pattern on a South American plain, amazingly only visible from space?
- Is it the latest brilliant work from a yet-to-be-discovered Aboriginal artist?
- Is it a series of goatherder’s paths high in the un-mapped wilderness of the Himalayan foothills?
Well?
What say you, D.R?
Actually, it’s the tracks left in a rockpool at Point Leo in Victoria, Australia, from some sea worm or sea slug which has now left the building.
Camera: very old battered iPhone
Shutter setting: whatever, it only has one
Light: Australian autumn sunshine – glorious day
Copyright? Nah, bugger it, go for your life. It makes a great desktop wallpaper. Feel free to nick it.
Lots of love, Wellthisiswhatithink. xox
PS Yes, it’s been a good day, thank you. Meetings should get cancelled more often.
These are real Australian sea slugs. Aren't they pretty? Was it this type of sea slug in the rock pool I photographed? Not a bloody clue. Does it matter? Top to bottom: sea slug species Hypselodoris bennetti, Chromodoris loringi and Chromodoris hunteri.
Well, This Is What I Think 
Fascinating… and extraordinarily beautiful!
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Thank you 🙂 I may just have to post another tomorrow, after that endorsement!
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Ah, my guess was that it was the latest effort by the Republican state reps to draw new congressional districts here in Pennsylvania. The state Supreme Court invalidated the previous one because it was so blatantly partisan and gerrymandered.
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*chuckles loudly*
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