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I couldn’t agree more! I live in a very urban area (Los Angeles, CA) & people think there’s no nature to be found. You just need to stop and take your time — there’s something abuzz just about everywhere once you stop to notice! 🙂
Ohhh, pretty!
Pity you can’t cast a plaster mould to make some platters/plates, etc, at home with the kids from that tyre tread.
Ro´s latest amazing offering ..GFDF Crumpets- meltdowns and hair cuts- Oh My !
I agree, it turned out beautifully on the ground sort of like flames. Unfortunately it’s negative, I’ve been trying to think how to do a print with it!
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