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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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13 comments:
This makes me want to come home, lanes like tunnels.
Good luck with the leaves. Randall might be right, but our neighbours, the Bears, don't seem to object, in fact they're mulch appreciated.
Sorry, I haven't been about a lot, I'm fine but work is a bit rough at present and time consuming. Hopefully things will quieten down as term continues.
Nea: I'm not sure I should allow puns before 8am:)The leaves are just lowering - menacingly at present. They are bearly changing colour yet. See what you've started? Hope the work load eases up. Should be half term soon.
Lovely photo full of swirly inviting lines!
F:lux:praise indeed. I took it the other morning walking home in a drizzle.
Hi Pat. Visiting from Michele's this morning to let you know how much I love this scene. How lucky you are that you get to experience it every day.
In the meantime, I'll keep dreaming...
Carmi: if you wish upon a star...
That lane looks absolutely cozy. IT reminds me(oddly enough) of the drive to Hana in Maui. Very inviting shot.
Michele says hello!
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Hi Shephard: I don't recognise those names - next time you come you must tell me where they are please.
Ooh, pretty. Like something out of a fairy tale/Bob Ross painting, only real. Thanks for sharing. Here from Michele.
carli: I shall have to google Bob Ross.
Hello, Pi, Michele sent me - oh, what a beautiful lane...how lucky you are to see that every day! I can understand how you would know that it was the place for you...
Have a great week-end
Sara: we do appreciate our luck and thank goodness we found it after looking all over the UK.
I would like to roam around in that meandering lane!
Michele keeps sending me back!
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