A secluded Old Bench in a quiet park...
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Seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary is what I enjoy most about travel and photography. Being able to capture a moment in time, and then bring it to life with Photoshop and Giclée Printing. Now I would like to share the things I’ve seen and the people I’ve met. Things of interest: Landscaping, Waterfalls, Flowers, Cars, Tall Ships, Fog, Family, Snow, Rocky Coastline, Fun Folks, Trains, Politics, Historic, Food, Helicopters… As time allows I plan to comment on items of timely interest.
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This one definately made me wonder about the years of changing seasons that this bench has endured, and still no one has come to take care of it. That puddle means it will keep people away for months to come, except for my little boy that is!
ReplyDeletePS. The blog link on your home page is broken... the one at the end of the writeup.