The invincibility of youth. by blinkings
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Victoria Australia. I remember feeling this way too!
Comments (13)
is it any wonder that we survived? Great capture
a fun shot!
love the girl in green; what a fun shot!!
lot of fun but can get people hurt too.
I suppose it must be deep enough. We have several people killed each year here who didn't check!. Love the pic!
Great pic. These kids seem to show no fear - that comes with age !!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
I agree with jayfar ! Great action shot !
Gives me the shivers, since I can't swim, but I'll bet these young folks had a fabulous time!
Wonderful capture. Reminds me of a time when at school we would, when returning after lunch, we would back by walking down the river bank and climbing up the tower of bridge onto the road. It was much shorter than walking around the road. A few years ago I was walking along the bank with a friend and just looking up at climb was scary. I certainly wouldn't have dared attempt it. Did I get sensible or did I get old. Little bit of both I think. Thanks for transporting me back to a time I was more care free.
Yikes, I never did...at least in this lifetime! Great action shot!
We call this 'Tombstoning'.. Many having been maimed or killed by the jumps the make into shallow waters full of rocks hidden below.. Often, they do it from stupid heights! But, has to be said the joy of being young is captured here, and its not that high lol Rob
A very cool action photo - we swam in abandoned granite quarries when we were kids. They had filled with rain water over the years and the big ones had 100 foot sides. Had to remember to cross the ankles before you hit the water!