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Beautiful images! I especially liked the first one. Like a hundred souls ready to take flight :-)
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ReplyDeleteSomehow very melancholic shots which I enjoy quite a lot, actually. Thanks for sharing with us.
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:-) Love this version of a Pink Sat. photo.... :-)
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Such a lovely post. Happy Pink Saturday! Marti
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ReplyDeleteThose photos are beautiful. I love them. I lover your blog. It is true that in such a complicated world, we must embrace simplicity. It makes our lives so much more peaceful.
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Gail
I came here for the photohunt. Great pic of the water. Interesting to see the windmill and the urban buildings right next to each other.
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