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"In his garden
every man may
be his own artist
without apology
or explanation."
LBWilder
every man may
be his own artist
without apology
or explanation."
LBWilder
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5 comments:
I like the fallen leaf (the last picture) the most!
What a beautiful part of the country.
Very nice, I love the moss on the rock!
Hi Jean. Is that seashell fossils in that one rock? How fascinating. Old trees and logs have such character to them.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Jean, you have an amazing eye for photography and such interesting subjects. Of course, the rock caught my eye right away, look at all those fossils! Amazing. Love the moss, too!
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