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Wow I'm late to the party. . .
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sadly still looks better than the school my husband teaches at
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Is it just me or do all of these wall paintings/frescoes look so disturbing in these places? I don't know if it's the context of the type of property it is or they're all just creepy?
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Cripes!! Ewww!!
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Precious!
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They do mow the lawn every once in a while: it is huge. What a place. My heart pounds when i see this; it is so beautiful. Thanks for the pano.
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YES! Just: YES! I adore the Look! Thanks. You ARE The Best!
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Yes! Yes! Yes! This building edifice structure i love it. What wonderful pictures. Thank you so much for showing sharing.
/Once upon a time, many years ago - got myself a job in an old building - a museum - just for the Building - wanted to know it - and i did - it took 4½ years - HUGE it was.....i still adore & love it, that building: The Nordic Museum in Stockholm Sweden./
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Heart, Pride and Soul is in this ornament.
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Indeed. What a Shot. The Blacksmiths enjoyed their working
- so pretty, so sensous. Bend curve curl FTW
Even The High Peak is decorated for the Birds to rest.
Welcome Eagle!
Welcome Owl.
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Am home. Would like a room with three arched windows like this.
Very good picture
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What a Beauty. What a Shot. Timelessness! I love this Picture.
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Hang Doll
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Those old sewing machines really made the most beautiful stiches. Fact. When i need to make an important seam that shows /a lot/ - i use my old one - 60 years old. The "newer" one is only 40 years old, hahahaha. This one looks OK.
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Lamp. This is a LAMP!