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MM Links - May 2009 [week 2]
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Good morning, Fellow Linkers, and welcome to another weekend spent in the lovely city of "Far Away Across the Sea". I do hope all the mozzie bites have subsided, that you've managed to remove all the grass seeds from your socks and you are ready for Chapter Two of the Epistle according to Princess Steff!
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Today, we�ll visit another of Down Under�s scenic treasures, and one that I was very familiar with as a child � the beach. In my youth, I lived in one of South Australia�s most popular seaside towns, literally three minutes� walk from the beach and what a childhood paradise it was!
Every summer holidays, we would descend upon the beach � a wide expanse of beautiful white sand, clear clean water to frolic in, a leisurely walk to the breakwater with the dogs, then home for lunch and relax in the cool rooms of the old two-storey house until it was time to return to the beach.
Carrying our picnic tea with us, we�d sit on the rugs as the sea breeze brought a change in the temperature and as evening fell, we would sit with fingers crossed wishing and hoping that the unpredictable night show would visit that evening. Every once in a while, a pod of local dolphins would appear around the far end of the jetty and slowly swim along the length of the foreshore � purely for their pleasure, but so much more for ours! What a treat!!
Every summer holidays, we would descend upon the beach � a wide expanse of beautiful white sand, clear clean water to frolic in, a leisurely walk to the breakwater with the dogs, then home for lunch and relax in the cool rooms of the old two-storey house until it was time to return to the beach.
Carrying our picnic tea with us, we�d sit on the rugs as the sea breeze brought a change in the temperature and as evening fell, we would sit with fingers crossed wishing and hoping that the unpredictable night show would visit that evening. Every once in a while, a pod of local dolphins would appear around the far end of the jetty and slowly swim along the length of the foreshore � purely for their pleasure, but so much more for ours! What a treat!!
As with last week, I shall follow the rules relating the word length as introduced by crofter. Each of my chosen link words contains at least four letters and at most eight. Stray outside this range and you will be wasting one or more of your attempts! Each of my selected words may go in front of or after my challenge word. The competition will officially close at 7.00pm on Sunday evening when crofter will declare my selected words, then apply the same rules for awarding points that have been applied during all MM Link Games in the past. My second set of words to be linked should appear below at 9.00am.
