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Travel with Intent 
Great photo. It’s a great day when my mailbox is full.
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As long as it’s not all bills!
On Sun, Dec 14, 2014 at 7:46 PM, Travel with Intent wrote: > >
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Wonderful photo in B&W! Great composition!
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Too many mails or the house was empty?
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A combination of junk mail and multiple apartments I think
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A great find…well captured!
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Amazing how the mundane looks good when separated from its surroundings.
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very nice composition.
Visiting from BLACK AND WHITE WEEKEND.
FRANKLY MY DEAR
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Great photo. 😀
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Looks like those boxes need more space! Excellent photo.
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Always a problem – for snail mail and email!
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Beautiful observation and photo.
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Hehe,- wonderful seen and shot!
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Not sure why it caught my eye but I am pleased with it
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Cool b&w composition!
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Thanks Hans
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Great composition. I like
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How fun Debbie. Wonderful for the open topic. Thanks 🙂
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