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My thoughts and prayers for the people of California dealing with the fires. Hopefully this will end soon and no more homes or lives are lost.
I had to remove the description because Flickr considered it a commercial activity and therefore suspended my account in the meantime.
After the day of the Durmstrang party, and finally taking off the oversized sport sweater, Bree wanders around, lost in her thoughts
Hair: 'Honest' from Magika
Top: 'McFly Plaid' from Neve
Applier: 'Basic Longsleeve Appliers' from Izzie's
Necklace:'Camelot Necklace for Ladies' from Heartsdale Jewellery
And thanking you for always visiting my stream:) Your lovely comments & faves are greatly appreciated.
Just sharing this one with you, hope you like it:)
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A couple of years ago, we were returning home from a trip to western Canada via the Icefields Parkway. We hoped to see the spectacular views as advertised but much of the road at the higher elevations had heavy snow and was obscured by cloud or fog. Lot's of wishful thinking about catching a break actually paid off, as it did here!
There I was window shopping on Queen West when I spies the above and who should come to mind but mrbill78636... www.flickr.com/photos/billstrain/ ....hope you like it.
One from last year. A much photographed location but I couldn't resist those clouds and that view of Plymouth.
Mount Edgcumbe House is the former home of the Earls of Mount Edgcumbe. It is set in Grade I Cornish Gardens within 865 acres of Country Park on the Rame Peninsula, South East Cornwall.
The House was first built in the 1500s and was restored after World War Two. It is jointly owned by Cornwall Council and Plymouth City Council and is one of the region’s most popular historic tourist destinations.
The formal gardens are found in the lower park and were created over 200 years ago in the English, French and Italian styles.
A folly comprising a deliberately ruined stone tower incorporating medieval architectural fragments from the churches of St George and St Lawrence in Stonehouse, stands to the south-east of the house, among mature specimen stone pines. The folly was constructed in 1747 as a picturesque feature in place of a navigation obelisk.