Lately, I have happened onto some Odd Shot posts on blogs I hadn't visited before--or that I hadn't been to for some time. They hadn't posted a comment here. Without the comment, we won't find our way to your Odd Shot--especially if you aren't a regular Odd Shotter and haven't been added to the blogroll. I can't add you to the blogroll if I don't know you are doing Odd Shots.
We went on a snowshoeing excursion here in the Valley Christmas afternoon, and had to cross this cattle guard. It looked pretty odd coated with snow.~
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12 comments:
Seems like window into the snow's "underworld".
Mnie is up here
Your grid almost looks like a window with snowy colonial bars on it! Interesting shot!
Here is mine!
Swinging Point of View
That's just perfect!
I guess you probably get fed-up of snow but I'd love it if we had just a bit now and again!
I'm doing an Odd Shot this week because I have one ...
I don't know what a cattle guard is, but it sure looks pretty covered in snow.
The jeepney is the king of the Metro Manila's public transportation system. I saw a luxury version of it recently. Actually, non-Filipinos would find the jeepney itself odd ;D
That's funny, lol ! BTW I am a very faithful odd shotter !
Lovely odd shot!
Very strange image as only snow can be.
We call them Cattle Grids here and in Wales. They are everywhere but they seem to fail to keep sheep off the roads.
A happy New year to you and yours, Katney.
Merry Christmas!
I've played on my blog today.
Nice oddshot today Katney. Mine's up over at GDP. Cheers!
We have several of those around here, and I always have to look into them. It is most likely some kind of compulsive sickness that I have. I am glad that you have enlightened me that I am not the only one fascinated with them!
I always love your odd shots. Over here we call those cattle grids (at least, in the north we do.) They look extremely odd in the snow!
Great shot.
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