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- Lost and Found
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14 comments:
Burnt bushland is actually quite colourful! In a couple of weeks ...
hi anon! havent been here in a long time.. the first image reminds me of your old illo..
you have great photos here.. i should pass by more often.. 8)
Hi AtomicVelvetSigh, nice to see you again! Hmmm, is that Hellcat's portrait you're thinking of? She does haunt forever and is never really 'gone' and most definitely NEVER old MWHAHHAHAAAA. Thanks for visiting, I have troubles with your site loading but will try again now :)
kisses of red?
it's poetry, anon...
:)
OOoh, very pretty, at first I thought it was snow!
Aww thanks KJ :)
HAHA that's ASH Mary Stebbins Taitt! But you found that out ... :)
beatiful colors. missing you anon and i am tagging you with 5 random things :)
Hi Isay, nice to see you again! Hmmmm, five random things and remain anonymous ... will have to think about it ;)
I agree with KJ... as if it bings the bush back to life...
Simon, it looks just as beautiful as when the bush is lush, just in a different rejuvinating way :)
Incredible :-)
But happens Mountaingirl!
You appear to have a far redder spring than us here... as well as having a FAR redder Autumn.... etc
When I think of England, I do see a lot of green Gledwood! My information is from English telly programs like 'All Creatures Great and Small' :)
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