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ReplyDeleteMother nature does whatever she wants.
ReplyDeleteSome bushes and plants will not be contained. Like some people I know.
ReplyDeleteThe caption fits the picture perfectly ... Made me smile!
ReplyDeleteFunny, I have already seen this happening...
ReplyDeleteGreat pair of photos. Wouldn't a new sidewalk that curves gracefully around those trees be beautiful? And that fence around that shrub is very funny now.
ReplyDeleteHah! What a pairing. And your wavy bike racks from the previous day are also wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visits to my blog. Sorry I get over here less often. It seems I can barely stay above water in the blogging world. There is a real tension about how much time I can or want to devote to staring at a computer screen instead of living life. But, when I get over here, I have enjoyed your perspective.
And, yes, I should have pushed the cart in today's photo aside, and I was aware of it when taking the photo, but I was already breaking and entering and was worried about contaminating the crime scene by moving anything.
I agree with Dianne -- great caption. Have to admit that I never understood the need to fence in a shrub but I see it done occasionally around my town.
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