Those are definitely intriguing pictures. I especially like the "forgive," the one with the things that look like big oriental incense burners (the second pic), The fourth, that reminds me of an organ case, and the half worn away "Don't run" graphic.
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Those are definitely intriguing pictures. I especially like the "forgive," the one with the things that look like big oriental incense burners (the second pic), The fourth, that reminds me of an organ case, and the half worn away "Don't run" graphic.
Of course sunrise is always interesting.
Beautiful! (And so is forgiveness... sometimes.)
Wonderful shots!
Love the seventh.
Thanks for sharing;o)
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Water = Bliss
These are beautiful. Amazing.
I dig your images! Especially the boat: it seems to have left the dock without leaving....
Nothing more beautiful than the water. Absolutely beautiful.
I love your "wordless Wednesdays"! They often make my entire week!
naturgesetz!
You may recall another "forgive" I found last year. I posted it here.
The "incense burners" are either lights for nighttime or places to tie off the boats. Not really sure.
And the very last pic is a worn away "Don't swim" warning.
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Mitch!
Agreeing with you about forgiveness.
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Mildred!
Thanks for looking!
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Robert!
It's so peaceful there!
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Phoenix!
Glad you think so!
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Joe!
The boat is actually a yacht.
Google "Columbia Yacht Club" for more info!
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tamayn!
The morning sun brought the water to life that day!
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Randuwa!
I hope to post more for you then, Randy!
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Everyone's feedback on these photos is greatly appreciated!
-Dean
Great photos, Dean, reflection and so many carry the eye into the picture. I too like the FORGIVE one - a lot contained in one word.
Stan!
I appreciate you taking a look!
-Dean
I love harbors and marinas. I think "Forgive" is profound.
Dean!
It is SO peaceful there (Monroe Harbor)!
I've found other "Forgive's" in the city as you'll note in past blogposts.
I'm always on the lookout for them now!
-Dean
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