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January 25th, 2009
Silent Sunday: colonial at Green Spring Gardens
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January 25th, 2009
Silent Sunday: colonial at Green Spring Gardens
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I like the angle of this shot. I feel like a gnome in the grass. :)
Lana´s last blog post..New Painting
Nice ‘english’ view!
Tiziano´s last blog post..Calanchi
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Hi Lana. You well could be a gnome in that grass as I shot this from a path that winds through a garden…it has a bench but no gnome! The position is open! :o)
Hi Tiziano. Thanks…I know what you mean. Looks as though it could be in the countryside although the surroundings are actually very different…lots of traffic and stuff. :o(
Nice shot of that historic building. I like how that unruly grass frames the photo.
That’s where my artwork hung. (They show a variety of artists.)
Twitter: earthtoholly
Hi GeL. I’ve never been inside but it looks beautiful from the outisde. And I didn’t realize that local art hangs there. That is so neat! Congratulations for that!
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