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- let's warm the cider
- november unclasps her hair
- sweet morning
- 40 years
- snow lace outside
- hush little world
- hoping your feast doesn't fall flat
- what for some of us is a storybook setting
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15 comments:
Lovely, lovely!
Beautiful scene, perfectly composed. Town commons in New England are special.
Nice scene. I never ever see a gazebo with people inside. I wonder why they are even built?
Nothing common about this scene. The gazebo is a perfect place for a wedding.
That is a gorgeous fall scene.
Wow. This is magical. It invites people to stroll in the park and perhaps enjoy some time for quiet reflection or conversation on the bench.
Brattcat,
To answer your question on Julie's site, yes, we did meet at work, nearly 20 years ago.
I don't know what the percentage is, but the percentage of couples who meet at work must be very high. It is a reflection, I presume, of how much time modern Americans spend at work to the exclusion of other activities.
Wow...that looks so much like our gazebo here in Charleston I wondered for a moment if you were visiting!
Wonderful. That early morning light is one of the 7 wonders of the world...and it looks like your snow is almost gone now!
So beautiful scenere of Autumn.
Léia
This scene is so serene and nice...
Can we keep it like this til April.
I love this view of one of my favorite places :)
still glorious and winter has been sent packing .... at least for a while!
V
Oh that bench...
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