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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
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8 comments:
Thank you so much for the pic of a special place. Oh, how happy I could be there. Surrounding trees are so pretty.
Hope you don't get any of the white stuff. It could hold off a bit.
Great photographs! Where is that place? Just gorgeous! Keep warm!!!
Actually, are they different places?
Lola it is a very nice piece of property. Won't know about snow until tomorrow.
Siria those pictures are from one place, the house and farm buildings. I've taken some before. It is just below, at the entrance to a neighborhood up a mountain I've been working in on the SE side of Hazelwood/Waynesville.
Oh, I should say the Witch Hazel and Camellia are at a different place, a clients down in Clyde proper. I get around the county for work.
What a beautiful area.
Oh my! we will get a freeze, but no snow here! Love the country mountain scenes~I love witch hazels! gail
I was thinking you're in the Waynesville area. I've got a friend up that way. He's excited about the chance of snow for that area. I'm devastated by the idea of frost. Great photos. Loving the bathroom too.
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