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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Nostalgic.
ReplyDeleteThis one is out of time, and full of stories and promises.
ReplyDeleteOn my blog, I should have used the word "unusual" rather than "Strange". Not easy for a foreigner like me to choose the perfect word! :)
Looks like it's just been put there. Beautiful tranquil landscape.
ReplyDeleteA very nice rural scene !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful subject for b&w.
ReplyDeleteBut still working after all the years of service!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful rural landscape and it looks perfect in b&w.
ReplyDeleteExcellent black and white! I enjoyed exploring the photo.
ReplyDelete...what's the weight limit?
ReplyDeleteNice photo. Both you and I posted B&W photos today. Great minds think alike.
ReplyDeletebeautiful landcape with the old Bridge!
ReplyDeleteIt is an old bridge---looks like it is still being used too
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Nice! I'm a fan of bridges.
ReplyDeleteA meaningful photo.
ReplyDeleteI like the many details!
Particularly effective in B / W
Stay healthy and safe My contribution ...
Great capture! I like little pieces of architecture like this lovely bridge.
ReplyDeleteFeel free to share at My Corner of the World
stepping in the past. I like this nostalgic landscape
ReplyDeletePatterns ans a great reflection - perfect!
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