Good morning from yet another sunny Hastings day. It isn’t that cold as I have just been out in my tartan pjs taking photos of the sunrise. Only got seen by one man and his dog – they crossed the road when they saw me coming……….
This week Jennifer has given us the word bubble. So here are some big zorba bubbles taken at the Maraekahaho Market Day earlier this year. They fascinated me – I loved the way that they glistened in the sun. It was hard to capture that look so I had to do a bit of helping along with Nik Collection.
One Word Photo Challenge: Bubbles
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What is a Zorba bubble, Raewyn?
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Zorba bubbles are large plastic balls like a large water ring around your waist. Children can stand up inside them and it can roll around or used as a buffer when being pushed by another child. This is very popular and a lot of fun
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Sounds like fun, Raewyn.
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It was, for them and for me watching them
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I had to laugh reading this Tartan PJs you say? lol. I also found the Zorba bubble thing fascinating when we were in NZ
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Today I went out dressed – no strange looks. But the sunrise was stunning
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Brilliant
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The man and the dog crossed the road…LOLOLOL so funny:) Interesting photo but what is it?
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Zorba bubbles are large plastic balls like a large water ring around your waist. Children can stand up inside them and it can roll around or used as a buffer when being pushed by another child. This is very popular and a lot of fun
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What are zorba bubbles, Raewyn?
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Zorba bubbles are large plastic balls like a large water ring around your waist. Children can stand up inside them and it can roll around or used as a buffer when being pushed by another child. This is very popular and a lot of fun
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Thank you, Raewyn. To my knowledge we don’t have anything like that here.
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I had to look it up. I had no idea what a zorba bubble was and I’m still not entirely clear on its point, but it’s cool picture 🙂
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I’d never heard of these! Sounds so interesting.
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