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Gorgeous! I really like the crisp blue sky in the background.
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Thank Lenore! The blue is actually Squaw Mountain. It does look like sky though!
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Reblogged this on Sunnyace Reblog Collections.
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Leah, forgive my impertinence….but is there a story about how a Georgia peach met a Wyoming cowboy?
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You mean my story? Check this blog entry from last year and it might explain it all for you: https://leahyetter.wordpress.com/2011/03/25/mama-didnt-raise-no-quitter/
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Beautiful image, as always.
Check out my post this coming Monday. I nominated you for a few awards. Love your photography!
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Well thank you very much!
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What a wonderful photo! K
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Thank you!
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