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When I was a kid I used to spend two weeks of my summer holidays at a small village at the Baltic sea coast. There were beautiful golden sand beaches there. But I always preferred another place (several kilometers to the east) where I could find treasure troves of colorful stones like that. Every summer I tried to smuggle some of them into our luggage and bring them home. Every summer I negotiated with my Dad who'd eventually let me choose three of them provided it was me who actually carried them in my knapsack on our way back home (no family car then ment 12-hours journey by bus and train but I didn't mind that).

Many years later I revisited the place with my daughter. Fortunately she was not that interested in collecting stones so I took some photos instead.

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Taken 20 years ago with my first digital camera.
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8 comments

cp_u said:

a wonderful picture and a truly nice story!
2 years ago

Marta Wojtkowska replied to cp_u:

Browsing digital archives brings back surprising memories ;) Thank you!
2 years ago

Boarischa Krautmo said:

beautiful!
and a good story.... ;-)
2 years ago

Marta Wojtkowska replied to Boarischa Krautmo:

I think that this time the story is better than the pic ;)
but thank you!
2 years ago

TonyF* said:

The textures and colors are wonderful.
2 years ago

Marta Wojtkowska replied to TonyF*:

Yes, they are. And so diverse... they must have been brought there by glaciers many thousand years ago.
2 years ago

John Sheldon said:

Fabulous picture!
2 years ago ( translate )

Marta Wojtkowska replied to John Sheldon:

From a 2 megapixel camera :)
Thank you, John!
2 years ago ( translate )