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20 comments:
We're on the same wave-length again this morning. Soothing!
What wonderful autumn photos here. Great!
Beautiful composition, and I'm curious about that sculpture!
Léia :)
Nice capture. Looks like fall is lasting awhile up there.
Gold and more gold! Autumn is rich on your side of the world!
Lovely composition. Looks like Autumn is hanging on!
☼ Sunny
I wish more cities had Commons.
A great place to walk and/or gather, mm?
Looks like a perfect place to meet friends.
Looks like a great place to find a little peace and quiet once in awhile.
Is that a monument to....?
MB
I'm curious about the monument... Our autumn looks more like winter today!
This is pure serenity.
Love your title.
Thank you all for your comments. I have posted this monument before. It was erected not long after the conclusion of the war between the states and has been the anchor of the Brattleboro Common ever since. Though I cannot see this from my house, I can walk here in under two minutes so it truly is a common sight for me.
You must have gorgeous "around the block" walks!!!
... of UNCOMMON beauty.
I don't know how your town could get more charming! DANG!
V
Prototypical New England. Nice.
Nicely photographed!
Beautiful photo...
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