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Yay! It's been a long time since you posted a photo... great shot.
ReplyDeleteHi Makis..nice shot indeed. Spring is in the air here for sure. Looks like its nice and summer where you took that photo.
ReplyDeleteThis is really inspiring Makis :D! Pause...inhale....do not forget to exhale....lol now you can appreciate ;) !
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ReplyDeleteIsn't your area the fragrance capital of France (maybe the world)? I can imagine the fields of flowers all around...
Thanks, Kala!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you here again, Leah! The photo is from the box, about 4 years ago. It's from the verdant grass of my in laws.
LOL, Haze!
I guess so, Joanne :) They do claim Grasse to be the fragance capital of the world. I was a bit disappointed about the flower fields though but I have yet to visit it. I was imagining like those fields of lavanders!
ah! a breath of fresh spring air!... i hope the weather stays as clement as it is for the coming two long weekends... maybe then, we can all get a good, tranquil pause to enjoy such spring beauties... i just hope the hail you had some days ago won't ruin the coming weekends...
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