That got me out of bed the other morning.
Enjoy!
One cucumber is not like the others
1 hour ago
Saturday, November 7, 2009
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6 comments:
It almost makes me wish I didn't live in the woods. To my east is all trees.
I am not an early riser, so appreciate that you took the time to do the heavy lifting for me!
Beautiful photos.
Beautiful colours ... and the moon, too! You're lucky to see the sunrise (and I think sunset too, if I remember rightly). We see sunset over the hill, but not sunrise. Thanks for showing us these.
Beautiful! I will enjoy.
Glorious.
Thanks everyone for the lovely comments!
Daphne and chaiselongue, I don't really get to see the sunrise because of the hillside, it blocks the sun until a couple hours after official sunrise at this time of year, but I often get to see the effects.
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