Red rocks and blue skies
by BrennanOB

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Giant protecting the vulnerable. 8

Atop the falls
by ASTONishing

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"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately ....." H D Thoreau. 8

Blue Moooo
by HighDesertCowgal

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Absolutely lovely! 8

Swan River
by Bear_Music

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This is a splendid image to accompany Andersen's "The Wild Swans". Here Elisa knits using reeds instead of nettles. Beautiful.

9_Winter- Rail Yard
by jessie

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Beautiful dreamy picture!

_LEV9289bww
by LevT

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Lev, this is just perfect from "Waiting for Godot"! Amazing!

The City
by PennyStreet

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Wow Penny! Spectacular! You got the spirit of NY, including the steely/permanent changing/dreamy part.
We surely love NY!

Lonley Shoes in color
by timfythetoo

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The color version is totally charming! Bravo!

RedsJavaHouse
by sfalice

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One of the best Bay Bridge pics! You should have saved it for the Fun Snapshots!

Dijon_Top
by mariuca

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Originally posted by sfalice: Dijon_Top - there's a story here. Tell me! This must be Dijon, France - the figures are fabulous, and the angle gives a great deal of mystery to the image. It's a fine picture as is, but the *story* The *why*? And dang, I can't find it easily on line, so come clean, Mariuca, what are all these figures doing here. Who are they, and are they all eating mustard? Did they know M. F. K. Fisher? :)) Alice

I sent you a PM Alice. Yes, Dijon, Notre Dame cathedral. Lots of gargoyles with a funny story indeed.
"A certain usurer of Dijon, walking beneath the west façade, was killed by the fall of one of the gargoyles. The other usurers of the city clubbed together and obtained the removal of all these dangerous objects, of which the Dominican was an eye-witness. The present gargoyles were placed in the façade only in 1881. They are none of them gargoyles in the proper sense of the word, for they play no part in the water drainage system."
Thanks for the interest!