the tiny green kisses of ivy?
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11 comments:
Lovely tree in this picture!
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Léia
I think the old stone and the ivy are great friends Brattcatt. Beautiful light in this image.
You know that you are a really good photographer!
No, it says, 'Go away, you're itchy.'
Seriously, tho, love the bright green against the stone: the fragile and the sturdy.
I think it does! Love the light in this shot.
I would like to see morse of this scene.
Great shot, the touch of light and Nature!
It likes moss but poison ivy bugs the heck out of it.
That's how old stone keeps warm!
I think the old stone feels smothered! It looks like an old church I have seen in your town.
I think it does! Lovely shot!
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