I’ve been tagged!
Tagged by RedNomaOz of Amazing Australian Adventures to take part in HostelBookers 7 Super Shots travel blogging game.
If you had to sum up your most amazing travel experiences in just seven photos, could you do it?
Well…
No!
Travel is about experiences and one photo rarely tells the whole story, so in a few cases I’ve had to cheat and post two 
- A photo that…takes my breath away
Nature’s monolithic magnificence.
No image (or pre-conception) of Uluru can prepare you for the experience of getting to feel its majestic presence!
When I first laid eyes on Uluru in Australia’s Red Centre I was… breathless!
- A photo that…tells a story
Our trip to the Red Centre simply summarised on a single sheet
- A photo that…makes my mouth water
with Hot chocolate!
…and did I mention the marsh mallows?
- A photo that…makes me laugh or smile
No, there’s nothing funny about a Dump-Ezy, particularly when you discover there’s no automatic pipe like in the picture that takes the contents from the camperbus to the disposal unit…
It has to be done manually…
So… While one person holds up the lid (and try’s to get their nose as far away from the scene as possible) the person who pulled the short straw does the deed ~
There has to be a bit of toilet humour on a camping trip with three sisters
- A photo that…makes me dream
And to take my mind as far away from the previous photo as possible…
what could be more dreamy than…
…launching a boat from a deserted tropical beach to… ?
- A photo that…makes me think
Doesn’t that make you think?
- A photo that…I am most proud of (aka my worthy of National Geographic shot)
If you want to see more posts like this one from other bloggers, check out the twitter hashtag #7SuperShots.
And to pass on the baton I nominate the following bloggers to show us their 7 super shots…
Amanda of Not A Ballerina
Charley of A Secret Water
Frank of Our Hiking Blog
Loreena of Little Aussie Travellers
Michela of Rocky Travel
Which is your favourite photo?
The first and last shot are perfection!!!
Thanks Andi ~ I must say they would be my real favourites too -
But with Uluru as a subject, its hard to go wrong!
Hi Linda,
I saw Red Nomad’s pics and loved them. I’m with Andi, the top and bottom pics of or at Uluru are incredible. I love your maps, wish I could draw like that and the East Dump’s hilarious too!
Red Nomad’s travels and photos are soooo inspiring -
She did an Aussie Odyssey on my blog here of her sightings of my Journey Jottings maps on her travels!
She has a great series of public loos in scenic spots around Australia –
Don’t think she’d be too impressed with the view from my dumping station
I cant go past the last photo, just stunning. I’ll try and get my 7 supershots up this weekend
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Love your photographs, so I look forward to it
Not fair! You CAN’T ask us to pick a favourite from those great shots!!! You’ll just have to check on Pinterest to see which ones I chose …
Apologies for the tardiness of my response … I’m on the road again, and have been too knackered from exploring to actually do anything meaningful online!!!
Red Nomad OZ recently posted..Silver Bullet Sighting #2 – Bright, Victoria
Haha!!
Thanks so much for tagging me Red -
Fantastic to hear you’re out on the road gathering up more adventurous tales ~
Look forward to reading about them when you come to rest again
Lovely collection of shots and memories
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Thanks you so much Angela
I also loved the first and last shots. The last one really made me dream and think and smile and it took my breath away
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Thanks Johanna!
That waterhole was quite special, being tucked into the base of Uluru
All are good and the last photo is amazing ;D
Thank you Tony
I love last shot.
Here are my 7 photos
http://www.shorttraveltips.com/7-super-shots/
Vi recently posted..My 7 travel shots
Great 7 shots Vi -
I never knew about Flinders’ cat “Trim’ having his very own statue tucked in behind his master – so cute.
Love the dreamy beach scene, with a coconut in hand, but the receding glacier really was a thought provoker :/