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- One cat prowls around small town Vermont. ***************************************** All photos and text on this site are the property of Brattcat, Brattleboro Daily Photo. All rights reserved. No personal or commercial use, reproduction or republishing in any form is permitted without prior written consent.
14 comments:
talking...lovely stories to our heart!How cool!
Bon dimanche!
Léia
Ho, I LOVE Tasha Tudor's stories! She 's absolutely unknown in France,I knew her by Internet.. but I really love her universe, and the way she was looking at our world..How lucky you are to visit her museum!
What? Tasha who? I guess I'm stuck up here in the corner of the world. She was, until now, unknown to me. Gotta Google! ... or Kitty, teach me more?
Great framing, lovely shot!
No words necessary!
We made similar choices today...
Wish I were there with you, brattcat.
Love the Tudor illustration but the photographer makes the shot. I've enjoyed catching up on the few days I missed. And BTW, your wonderful words always add and never detract.:)
V
Nice composition, brattcat.
A photograph itself is silent, all sight, no sound. But it's so hard for the photographer to keep his or her trap shut.
I enjoyed reading about Tasha Tudor Brattcat, such beautiful illustrations,would enchant children and adults alike.
Awww, adorable!
I need to find out who this Tasha Tudor is…
A picture is worth a thousand words!
Interesting....
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