28 May



it is not a small thing

to walk the beach of an evening

and speak of the things that kingdoms are made of




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  1. Dawn28/05/2015, 06:49

    That is a fantastic picture and full of so much hope. It just made my morning! Thank you!
    Blessings,
    Dawn

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  2. Tamar SB28/05/2015, 07:42

    So sweet and love the words you put with it.

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  3. Adrienne28/05/2015, 10:44

    This is a forever shot. One of those photos that will gather meaning and importance as the years pass. Lovely.

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  4. Kmcblackburn28/05/2015, 12:51

    When a photo speaks volumes in it's simplicity....yes, that is what this is!

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  5. Lyli @3dlessons4life.com28/05/2015, 14:28

    Lovely

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  6. Jonell w Harrison28/05/2015, 16:52

    I have at least one such photo ....a view from the back of my husband [ in cowboy boots, Wranglers & wonderful western hat] with two of the grandsons [brothers] one on each side..have no idea what their conversation was about and they didn't know a picture was being taken. He's gone now & THAT PICTURE OF POP & TWO GRANDSONS IS A PRICELESS TREASURE.

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  7. Kim 28/05/2015, 18:25

    Agreed. Best memories of childhood...and adulthood. You have a lovely way with words and photos!

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  8. Kim Cunningham 28/05/2015, 19:48

    That's a lovely photo; what a treasure!

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  9. Mersad29/05/2015, 03:10

    A picture perfect shot!

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  10. abrianna29/05/2015, 11:09

    Wonderful words and what a wonderful shot too.

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  11. betty-NZ29/05/2015, 18:53

    You have captured a wonderful moment.

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