When I click on the image I get “page no longer exists” however I just clicked on the profile and was able to view it from there! It is really good, you’re right! 😉
So impressive… they are very powerful creatures… they are the best friend/helper of humans in this amazing desert. Thank you, this is the best one but I know you will find another best one, this is why I love your blog and the day Wednesday… Have a nice day, Love, nia
Interesting animals, camels! Edible, too, according to a Lebanese friend who attended a wedding in Saudi Arabia where one poor camel was invited to lunch…
You know, like cats and dogs… Not to forget grubs and insects. I understand tarantulas, roasted over a campfire, taste a bit like lobster. Saw it on a television survival program. I guess it all comes down to how your mother prepared meals or something. Was it Andrew Zimmern or Anthony Boudain who, at a pygmy fest in Africa, was served the delightful delicacy, warthog anus, which he ate though it wasn’t totally cleaned out and had been roasted on a campfire? Try to get that treat at Disney World!
Initially I thought Caleb was engaging in a Salute to the Sun…then I watch the video he struggled so…reaching the sunny side of the Dune…/// I don’t do Dunes anymore,,,years ago, yes & I’ve been in the Dunes that inspired Frank Herbert, book “Dune” < the dunes that inspired him I just learned about last week and I said how interesting since, we've been there.
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Oh, noooo!!!!!! Broken link! I think it was Caleb not wanting to show he’s struggling! 😉
HHD, my friend!
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Oh no! Link works from this end! And it was so good!
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When I click on the image I get “page no longer exists” however I just clicked on the profile and was able to view it from there! It is really good, you’re right! 😉
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Good. Curious. Does this link work? https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbngk5HF9qc/
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Yes it does!
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Awesome. Thanks Marina!
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Caleb is showing Sisyphus how it’s done.
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Sisyphus! That’s it!
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So impressive… they are very powerful creatures… they are the best friend/helper of humans in this amazing desert. Thank you, this is the best one but I know you will find another best one, this is why I love your blog and the day Wednesday… Have a nice day, Love, nia
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Smiling. They are impressive Nia. Thank you.
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Caleb is killin’ it!
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Isn’t he though!
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i so get this. like me climbing the dunes in northern michigan. but he’s way better at it.
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Laughing. Yes. And oh those Michigan dunes. So beautiful
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they are, but so much bigger when you’re climbing them. somehow they grow
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Smiling. Don’t they though?!
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How smart is he?
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Oh, so very smart (and strong!)
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Indeed!
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I’m guessing we all know this feeling!!
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Oh, we do. We do Debra.
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Interesting animals, camels! Edible, too, according to a Lebanese friend who attended a wedding in Saudi Arabia where one poor camel was invited to lunch…
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Edible! Come on Doug!!!!
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You know, like cats and dogs… Not to forget grubs and insects. I understand tarantulas, roasted over a campfire, taste a bit like lobster. Saw it on a television survival program. I guess it all comes down to how your mother prepared meals or something. Was it Andrew Zimmern or Anthony Boudain who, at a pygmy fest in Africa, was served the delightful delicacy, warthog anus, which he ate though it wasn’t totally cleaned out and had been roasted on a campfire? Try to get that treat at Disney World!
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Laughing. Very good!
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The warthog anus was undercooked, too, and Andrew or Anthony got sick. He ate the darn thing, though. Good manners count, even in Pygmylandia!
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OMG, this just keeps getting DARKER!!!! 🙂
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The original link didn’t work for me either but the one you added on Marina’s comment works fine. I know just how Caleb feels!
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Yes!
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Where’s the camel??????
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Does this link work? https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbngk5HF9qc/
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Even Caleb understands leverage and gravity. Why is it so hard for humans? I suppose it is because camels are not burdened with egos.
-Alan
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Reblogged this on It Is What It Is and commented:
I missed this last Wednesday … it’s so good, I have to share!!
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Initially I thought Caleb was engaging in a Salute to the Sun…then I watch the video he struggled so…reaching the sunny side of the Dune…/// I don’t do Dunes anymore,,,years ago, yes & I’ve been in the Dunes that inspired Frank Herbert, book “Dune” < the dunes that inspired him I just learned about last week and I said how interesting since, we've been there.
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I’ve not read Dune or seen the movie. Need the do so.
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I’ve not seen the movie or read the book…doesn’t appeal to me…
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loved the video; I was worried he was going to topple over when he got to the top…
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I would have!
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🙂
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