Wow. Thank you! It’s been sitting on my hard drive for ages and I didn’t really think much of it. Maybe because of the poor quality. But the “split-second story” behind it is quite strong. That’s true. Glad you like it! :-)
At first I thought they were trying to get an animal out of the mud, then I read the comments about the log. Strange how first impressions make you convinced of what is in your own mind, so you look no further. Thoughtful stuff, and ideal for the theme. Best wishes, Pete.
Since I took the pic myself It has never occured to me it might be anything other than a log until somebody asked about it in the comments. So I didn’t feel the need to even add any caption to the pic when I originally posted it. Now that an animal (a croc) had been mentioned below I can totally see it, too. :-) Well, just shows that reading comments is important. LOL! :-) Thank you very much for stopping by and for your lovely comment. :-) I appreciate it. Cheers!
psychosomatically in love 
There is a story in this photo… I can hear it.
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Thank you so much! Yes, it definitely is. :-)
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That’s such a strong picture. I can’t seem to say anything else than “WAUW”!
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Wow. Thank you! It’s been sitting on my hard drive for ages and I didn’t really think much of it. Maybe because of the poor quality. But the “split-second story” behind it is quite strong. That’s true. Glad you like it! :-)
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That’s a story indeed!
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Yes, it is indeed. :-) Thank you for stopping by and commenting!
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Is it a crocodile, or a log for a pedestrian crossing?
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It’s a log for crossing the stream. It was washed away by heavy rains in that area of Morocco back in 2012.
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Quite a complex story, there!
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Yes, it is. :-) Thank you for stopping by and commenting. :-)
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Your photo reminds me of a very similar scene I saw in Morocco. I wonder what your story is.
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Yes, this is Morocco as well. After heavy rains this log for pedestrian crossing was washed away and the locals are pulling it back into place. :-)
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Similar to what I experienced there after a heavy rain washed away a bridge.
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At first I thought they were trying to get an animal out of the mud, then I read the comments about the log. Strange how first impressions make you convinced of what is in your own mind, so you look no further. Thoughtful stuff, and ideal for the theme. Best wishes, Pete.
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Since I took the pic myself It has never occured to me it might be anything other than a log until somebody asked about it in the comments. So I didn’t feel the need to even add any caption to the pic when I originally posted it. Now that an animal (a croc) had been mentioned below I can totally see it, too. :-) Well, just shows that reading comments is important. LOL! :-) Thank you very much for stopping by and for your lovely comment. :-) I appreciate it. Cheers!
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how neat. draws one in!
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Thank you! I am glad you like. :-)
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