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This place usually reminds me of Alice and wonderland where they are singing "painting the roses red." There are a lot of roses here in the spring. It had a different feel to it when I took this photo. It was really misty and very pretty.
** If this shows up in your new deviations I apologize. I cropped the image slightly to balance out the image. Thanks so much for the suggestion ranchforman   |
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