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When I saw this scene, my eyes were not drawn towards the grass, nor to the tree. It was the reflection that I found myself looking at… Where does your gaze wander?
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More reflections @ Jake Sprinter’s Sunday Post
Figments of a DuTchess 
Fantastic!
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Thanks, Angel 🙂
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Amazing!!
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The colors are so different, though all are greenish.
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Very very interesting. I love the different shades of green. Fascinating, indeed. 🙂
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Oh, thank you, dear Nandini!
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it is a great image Marion and i have to agree with Jo…love the spidery branches
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Trees are very special ‘beings’, towering over us and living for centuries… IF the two-legged humans leave them alone 😉
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Sadly Marion, they don’t leave them alone often enough.
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Last year a company cruelly tore down a row of trees that was growing behind my garden, and replaced them with houses. I was devastated, Jo.
I have planted bamboo in front of my shed, hoping it will grow fast and high.
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That is awful Marion. I came home a few months ago to find the developer, who was building a house to sell on, next door had ripped out all my hedge trees in between the properties. I felt a bit [no actually a lot] violent towards him and avoided him for days until I was calm enough not to scalp him on sight. I think the Native American had a great idea with the whole scalping thing…looks and sounds like it could be very satisfying at times…don’t you think?
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That, plus hack off some body parts that are not needed anyway 😉
I understand that business goes on, but why unnecessarily destroy trees? Why can’t they build around them?! Respect nature?
Perhaps we should go into building ourselves, Green Building.
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I like that idea. It seems to me that money just blinds people to what is really important.
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There is so much to attract and hold the eye’s interest here. I love the colors and shadows of the grass, but the dark branches of the tree draw my gaze upward.
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Photos enable us to capture the beauty of the moment. Thank you so much for looking at it, Naomi.
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It’s a fascinating image, Marion. I focused on the spidery branches of the tree.
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When I look at it again, I see the spider image, Jo. Thanks for mentioning that!
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Bravo, ești curajoasă!
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Mulțumesc 🙂
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Great idea for this week theme Marion ,Thanks for sharing 🙂
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My pleasure, Jake.
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I really like this picture of yours.
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Thank you, Rosa 🙂
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