This week’s photo challenge is Circle. Let a familiar shape inspire you.
Here’s the Circle of the Snow.
Drag it.
Sit on it…or not.
Everyone has their own tethered donut.
Whatever you do…
…don’t go
…without it.
To see more Circles, visit the Weekly Photo Challenge site.
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Nice blue circles!
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Thank you! There are lots of them. 🙂
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Welcome to Share and Learn!
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That looks like fun!!!!
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Thanks, Leannenz! It was a lot of fun.
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What fun! I used to love sledding as a girl. Now I’m too much of a wuss for the cold, but I did suck it up and take my sons sledding when they were young. Best way to be a kid again.
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There’s nothing like flying down a mountain at top speed on a piece of plastic or rubber where you can be dislodged at any second! Yeah, I did that. Thanks, Carrie!
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Haha, hopefully you weren’t hurt.
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Oh, Carrie. I was so lucky!
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Looks like fun!
Nice interpretation.
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It was a lot fun! Thanks, Jay.
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Amy, I absolutely love circles. Always have. I think it’s the never ending thing about them. The circle sledding looks like a blast.
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Me too, Brigitte. Had I not just taken these pictures, I may have easily come up with something else. It is a kind of calming shape. And I now have a new term for this type of sledding: circle sledding. Love it! We had a great time and it was a perfect day temperature wise.
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Love these photos! So blue as well! We have snow tubing at a few ski resorts close by. My kids have gone, but it’s something I haven’t tried (yet). We also have killer toboggan chutes that we’ve gone to for many winters. I love almost all winter sports – makes a huge difference getting through the cold and snow! 🙂
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Thank you, Kelly! I noticed the blue theme here, too. 🙂 I ended up getting my kids matching jackets only because the price was right. This tube sledding is really fun and pretty safe, considering other sledding hills we saw and tried 😦 I have a story to tell about that one.) Toboggan chutes sound pretty thrilling. Winter sports do get you outside. Otherwise, it’s so tempting to stay inside where it’s toasty and warm.
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Yeah, I’ve heard about terrible accidents because the hills are too crowded. Seeing your post gets me excited about doing this stuff again soon! Great timing! 🙂
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Cool! I’m glad I could inspire you. 🙂
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I have to go to bed! This is late for me! Goodnight my dear! xo
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Night night. Get some rest!
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What a ride! Thanks for sharing this fun, Amy 😀
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Thanks, Dianne! Great to see you. Happy New Year! I hope you’re off to a great start.
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Now that’s fun! Where did you have to go for that?
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We went to a place called Leland High Sierra Snow Play. It was a lot of fun, Frank. Here’s a link to it: http://snowplay.com/
P.S. Sorry for the delay in responding!
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Great that you have a place close enough to enter a different world.
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We’re close to a lot of great places. We’re lucky that way!
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Seems fun! Something that cannot be found around equator country like Indonesia 🙂
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It is a lot of fun! Hopefully, you’ll get to try it out someday. Thanks for the visits. 🙂
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One time I went to US but travel only to California and Texas. No snow 😦
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Ha. There’s not much in Texas! I actually live in California, but I have to drive to the mountains to see snow. 🙂
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At that time I went to Malibu and Hollywood. Also Universal Studio 🙂
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Those are great places to visit! I’d take that over the snow. 🙂
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Hahaha.. It was lovely.. But still curious the experience playing with snow..
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I bet you would enjoy it. You’ll have to try it out someday.
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Thx Amy
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