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6 days ago
Aug 22, 2009
hazardous ripples
This weeks PhotoHunt theme is 'ripples'. The ripples I see most often - apart from watery ones - are those of my neighbours very old asbestos roofing. I'm not looking forward to the day when they have to be disturbed:
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ooh. He would not be able to sell that house here in the States. He would have to have it removed before hand. It does look very ripply though.
Yuk! Great shot of it though :-)
Tho kinda a yucky lookin' roof...it's an excellent photo for this week!
I tried to think of something that was 'different' other than water...
So, HERE is mine The Ripple Effect.
Great shot for the theme. Happy weekend.
oh my...you captured the theme for sure...interesting shot
oh wow, the roof looks dangerous. yup, quite an interesting photo...
Asbestos roofing?! I have never heard of it, and here I thought I'd heard of it all! Must be quite rare? Many houses in New York State have that ugly asbestos siding. :-p Why did they ever make that junk?
Mine is up! I hope you have a chance to visit.
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Have a great weekend!
Mrs. Mecomber
very creative picture of ripples. I think I'd feel just like you about the day when that has to come down.
And well caked in mosses too! A very interesting effect.
Scary ripples! And I do understand you are worried. But it made a great shot though!
Thanks for nice visitis while I was away. I have been in Sweeden, so the last shots from the corn field was from Sweeden.
Well, I didn't think there was anything yucky about this roof. The moss growing in the ripples made a very interesting texture. I am glad that I am not responsible for removing that roof, though! Great ripples, and a very different take on the theme.
http://healingmagichands.wordpress.com/2009/08/22/photohunter-ripples/
Looks great, but run away and take a long vacation when they take those apart - danger!
oh my, what are those?
we don't use asbestos as roofing here in the philippines so..
It might be ugly and dangerous but makes a great subject for ripples.
I love your hay-making photos too.
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