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16 comments:
Hahahaha! I was going to say, it would be tough for a car. At first glance I was thinking golf ball.
Ooh, kids must love it!
Would that be taken on the Little People's place?
So much snow still impresses me!
Is there a way for me to send you my e-mail? have you Jilly's mail? if yes, I'll tell her to send you mine. Because I'm ready for the challenge! :o)
I hope that after the children play on their little covered bridge and let their imaginations take over, they will go home and play in a play house or tree house in their backyard, but they will probably play video games most of the time.
I bet the kids enjoy this bridge when the snow is gone.
That is way cute. The snow is the "icing on the cake"! :)
V
I like the white on the dark red.
That is adorable and I am guessing that the snow is real... just kidding, I knew it was very real in Vermont!
Great photo
Genie
The stuff dreams are made of. Mine, anyway.
Great shot! I thought it was the real thing when I saw it.
This is a magnificent composition of red and white, adroitly framed. The simplicity of your photo shrouds the true scale. By the way, your puns are excellent... the goyles are lovely.
Great catch, the strong color against the snow looks really good!
That cherry red is a standout colour. I can see why your countryside uses it again and again.unce
As good as a playhouse!!
Beautiful!
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