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| No changes needed for Black and White Sunday: the black magnetite iron-rich sand contrasts with the light tan silica-rich sand. |
Have you ever looked at sand under the microscope? It's incredibly cool.
Here's a good website to see photos from all over the world of sand under the microscope. Amazing!
Wow those are big paw prints! Very nice photo
ReplyDeleteWOW is that Toby's PawPrints. It's BIG. Golden LOVE it. Happy Black n White Sunday. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteBig pawprints! I almost posted something similar today.
ReplyDeleteHi Y'all!
ReplyDeleteHope you're havin' a wonderful day!
Y'all come by now,
Hawk aka BrownDog
I love that photo. I imagine that's what my heart looks like, with paw prints of my angels all over it.
ReplyDeleteAhh lovely deep pawprints! :D
ReplyDeletePaw prints in the sand.....fabulous. Have a marvellous Monday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
What a great pic I love looking at paw prints on sand
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Wow!! That's a great photo!
ReplyDeleteAwwww, I love those pawprints.
ReplyDeletegreat paw prints!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and neat website. Thanks for sharing the link, and a belated happy B&W Sunday!
ReplyDeletePawprints are the bestest - they always lead somewhere totally pawsome *Waggy tail*
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Great shots! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a fun day :)
Your pal Snoopy :)
Hi!
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