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“Well, if it can be thought, it can be done,
a problem can be overcome,”
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One Word Photo Challenge: Dry
a problem can be overcome,”
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So pretty!
Beautiful! I love the mushrooms in the 1st image- I can see little fairies living among them.
Good, now I know I’m not crazy. I can see them, too 😉
seeing fairies makes you magical, not crazy!
🙂 Thank you for that, Jenny 😉
Some Texans would kill for “dry” about noe.
That’s the truth. We’re soggy here today, too. “Oregon sunshine” has been falling all morning 😉