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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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January
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- Lonely Dog
- Dancer
- Footsteps
- Ram Reflected
- Love
- Radiometers
- Birds
- Bird Houses
- Tank
- Barn Side
- Help Reflected
- Farmers Creamery
- Snowman
- Triangle Bales
- Power Lines
- Sickle and Rake
- Elevator in B&W
- Harding Hall
- Bees
- Grain Bins
- Winter Corn Field
- Red Barn
- Frost
- Abandoned
- Window Reflection
- Big Heart
- Sign and Bales
- Towers and Lines
- Santa Flamingo
- Old Barn
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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
The ram is lovely piece of art. It seems strange to to see it out on the sidewalk.
ReplyDeleteNice artwork indeed.That wirework reminds me of those tribes in northern thailand whose women wear a similar construction around their necks.
ReplyDeleteUn bonito monumento a este animal que no suele habitar las ciudades pero, que en este caso la embellece .
ReplyDeleteAbrazo
It is wonderful. It has to be enlarged to see the great details.
ReplyDeleteHubby ages ago repaired TVs ages ago and can read in reverse in no time. Took me while with the bike-sign...
ReplyDeleteIs there a story behind the ram?
I do like the ram.
ReplyDeleteNice ram, a fine piece aof art.
ReplyDeleteNice piece of art.
ReplyDeleteWell spotted TFG, super reflection ✨
ReplyDeleteA fine teflection.
ReplyDeleteOnly the sign with the bike shows it's a reflection! And the statue is beautiful!
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