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2 comments:
Neat, it makes you want to drop stuff into the swirl and watch it swirl under.
Emily
I must be getting old. I didn't even think of it. But then the light was failing and I was in a hurry to get my longer lens, which I had left at the house, so that I could take the picture of the rose floating on the creek. Both pictures are from just across the road from the end of our driveway.
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