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  1. Beautiful pictures! I especially love the water one :)

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  2. Beautiful photos! I wish we had that much fall color already. I found your blog by clicking "next blog" from my blog, and looking at your profile it looks like we have a lot in common, except I cross stitch instead of quilt or knit. :)

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  3. These are stunning pictures...I really need to dust off the camera and get back to photography.

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  4. Hi there, you stopped by my blog and comment on my hat and I just thought I'd stop in and say hi and that you have a wonderfully creative blog and great pictures! :D Simply lovely!
    ~Jenae

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  5. Such beauty in such an unlikely place! Love the flowers. . .

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