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6 comments:
This sort of framing get me every time, Rose. Could that plant be a thistle? This stone-work looks quite old. This is a very pleasing photo. Thank you.
I love the setting. Great job!
This made me smile. It reminded me of that saying "bloom where you're planted." And the stonework does make a lovley frame.
This is one of those situations where the photo presents itself and you, the photographer, allow yourself to see it. Thank you for seeing it and presenting it to us. There's very little lovelier than a pretty plant growing from a nook in an ancient stone wall.
Hi Rose, Good One.If you had planted their, It would not grow. W
Lovely shot! Hooray for plant power!
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