One of the little streets just off my own street
Thursday, November 15, 2007
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3 comments:
What a slendid sight, i can imagine the dawns and the dusks,the light reflected colour from the boughs of flowers is just beautiful, and it must be a sight to treasure to watch great swirls of Lilac petals when the wind catches them as the begin to fall,thankyou Mike..
Those blossom trees are gorgeous/such a beautiful colour.
And the ubiquitous shopping trolley! Glad to see it's not only in the UK that they make a break for freedom.
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