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THE ROOF CAVED IN....
Well, not the entire roof. Just the back side, which is not visible here. Every year I make a gingerbread house. Notice I said 'made,...
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We should see more hHuge functional art, where needed. That's a great shot of the bridge.
That is a beautiful bridge, Bibi, and «Louis» happily linked you to Sunday Bridges.
Tis style of bridge always stands out. This one is so pretty. Love the vivid color in the foreground and the muted background. It makes for such a nice contrast. genie
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Really nice view of the bridge. Like the future has landed.
It's kinda like the Eiffel Tower which can be seen all over Paris. And like the ET, I don't get tired of looking at this bridge. But is it a bridge over troubled waters?
like a gossamer sail.
Wow, you can see that a long ways off
Wonderful bridge.
Great blog, I added to favourites! Regards from Poland.
I was going to say what Lowell said—I thought of the Eiffel Tower, the Duomo in Florence, and (once upon a time) the Trade Towers in NYC, though One World Trade is now very visible. This is a beautiful bridge.
Such a beautiful creation! I am sure you will show it to us from different spots through the seasons. Nice to be able to see through...
this is such a pretty bridge. I love how there is so much contrast from the foreground to the back. Nice job Bibi.
quelle bonne idée : retenir les feuilles des arbres par des cordes
la lutte contre l'hiver
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