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Wonderful series with great lines! And a perfect day for shooting, too.
ReplyDeleteHigh today 67 degrees....Indian Summer 😊
DeleteA great find and I still like the idea of them being pumpkins. I love the ones with all the receding lines. By the way do you get notifications about comments on your blog and also my replies to your comments on mine. Just wondered.
ReplyDeleteSadly no notifications and I have yet to figure out how to fix that problem. Hence response are in delay mode.
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