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1. like a sculpture

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2. Like it leans against a mark left on the wall. A last memory.

   Left by whom? and when?

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   • I feel a romantic novel approaching 🙂

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     • Ha ha 🙂 You are most kind. Not so, but isn’t romance present everywhere? There would be no wars and no flowers without it.
       And not so many books either.

       Or almost.

       Have a lovely weekend! 🙂

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       • Yes, I’m not really a romance reader – perhaps because ether is plenty around. Though I think it sometimes flees as I approach 😉

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       • I’m with you.
         Sometimes a little goes a long way.

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3. Vibrant alongside dowdy, finished!

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4. Such a simple but striking composition — taking the picture from the side like this.

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   • It was the best angle to avoid getting my own shadow in the post 🙂

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     • We do have to move out of our own way sometimes!!!

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       • 🙂

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5. A luscious and lovely red rose!
   Thanks for linking up at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/06/bath-time.html

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6. Very vibrant, Debbie.

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