beware the freakishly pale skin

[immortaleve]

here are two pics from my queensland travels, the first one might blind you, so sheild your eyes properly. it was taken at rainbow beach, the place we had to drive for more than an hour on sand on one beach to go through a bit of outback to get to the other side and had to drive back out before the tide came back up. the second pic is from

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[flaming_rose]

Hey, you look great!

[immortaleve]

he, thanks :)

[immortaleve]

Oz is soo boo-tiful, its a shame that its so far away.

but hey, veggiemite = pure goodness :)

[heerofan]

你的照片很漂亮！你是我的家庭最美丽的女人！

[immortaleve]

谢谢小玫瑰，但是我们家里有三只金花 ；）

[ex_spaceship692]

You look wonderful.

That first picture reminds me of...dare I say it...the Mediterranean in '04.

Except with more soft sand.

The ocean!

[metaball]

Next time you're in the states (esp. around NC, and especially in the summer time) we should head to my parents house at the Outer Banks. You'll forget all about the warm, inviting Pacific Ocean once you've seen the harsh grey bleakness of the Atlantic. Ahhh. :-)

Re: The ocean!

[immortaleve]

there *is* something special about the sheer blahness of the atlantic, hehe ;)

i love me some outerbanks, I will definitely hit you up for this offer when I'm next in town (summer or not, since thanks to the gulf flow at least the boring atlantic is still warmish in the winter)

Re: The ocean!

[metaball]

You might change your mind about Atlantic winters when you get to my spot of the OBX. If you look at this
ocean temperature map we live right next to that down current of cold cold water from el norte. The gulf stream hits the Charleston Bump and the southern coast of Wilmington area NC and deflects out to sea just in time to give us 55-65 degree ocean temperatures in the summer. Sure its possible to swim in the ocean in February (I've done it) but you'd just have to understand that its more polar bear club and less carribean. :-)

Re: The ocean!

[immortaleve]

lol, just my luck ;)