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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 28 May 2015
Lovely shot. You know there is so much going on here.
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Yes indeed…. i am curious too …to bad we can’t listen in to their conversation unseen 😉
Have a nice sundy!
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It looks like a deeply philosophical discussion.
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It could be 🙂
Or it might be, “have you see those stupid English people with cameras, lying in the water!”
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Love these two guardians on their horses. The former look a bit fed up, don’t they?
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They do indeed. I like the way the almost mirror each other.
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classically captivating shot – and well worth traveling for
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Nice story telling.
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Lovely photo, made me think of the movie “Broke back Mountain”
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Lovely photo! Beautiful horses!
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Thanks Paula
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