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I didn't realize the impact this picket fence would have until I saw it on the big screen. My eye is drawn to the top of the fence's arch then back to the glassless window. I wonder what dreams where left behind that picket fence?
Happy Fence Friday and keep those dreams alive!
Orange wall and blue window with wooden shutters and pot of flower. Pothia, Kalymnos island, Dodecanese, Greece
hello every one
my new photo ( a nose window )
edit with adobe light room & adobe photo shop
i hope u like it .
Schmidt 58325
©2017 Dominic Davison
1000 pieces, used and complete
693x493mm
TED: "The oldies cleared off fer a few days this week, vissitting fambly an' shoppin' an' fotograffin' sum ol' church. Don't wurry, I wuz OK left at 'ome (I diddunt wanna go wiv 'em), I watched TV an' enjoyed the peece an' kwiet! They bawt LOADS of pussles an' this is one of 'em - pritty windows. They sed I cud do it today cuz it's easy an' I'd finnish it kwik. Well they wuz rite, I finnished it in dubble kwik time!
Its me birfday tomorro so I'm be'avin' meself rite now... I fink they smuggled in me pressies earlier so I'm off to 'ave a nose around before bed..."
2021 piece count: 80999
Puzzle 91
Freshly built 21 Window VW Bus. Alpine, Utah.
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Whippet WD432, acquired from Tower Transit VNZ32496 in December 2015, a Volvo B7TL / Wright, is pictured in Emmanuel Road, Cambridge.
Warsaw, Poland
Winter
Sometimes, these little vignettes are like memory tug-o-wars tickling my sub-conscience into action.
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Fenestraria is a genus of succulent plants in the family Aizoaceae, native to the Namaqualand in Namibia. (Wikipedia)
Common Names include:
ENGLISH: Window Plant, Baby Toes
AFRIKAANS (Afrikaans): Vensterplant
Description: Fenestraria rhopalophylla is an evergreen mat forming geophyte, mainly subterranean with just the tips of the leaves appearing above the soil. Fenestraria is a monotypic genus comprising only one specie and one subspecies. On each leaf of this plant there is a transparent window-like area at the top, it is for these window ( in Latin “fenestra”) that the genus name is derived from.