The Orange Tree
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52 responses to “The Orange Tree”
Very specaail, well done
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Thank you, Edward.
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Reblogged this on Le Bien-Etre au bout des Doigts.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Your pics sparks a sense of imagination. Like your work.
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Thanks a lot for your compliments, Deepak.
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You really fooled me there until I zoomed. Very special
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Thank you, Gunnar!
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Superb!!
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Thanks!
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Amazing reflections.
I wish you a great week!
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Thank you.
Have a great rest of the week as well.
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Reblogged this on Greek Canadian Literature.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Excellent. and one of my favorite fruits
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Yes, nice fresh oranges are always great…
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Yes and a great source of Vit C.. 🙂 as are another favourite Strawberries 😉
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Well, a lot of strawberries are quite tasteless over here since a few years…
…too many imports I guess.
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Yes, lots of the forced ones are tasteless .. Growing our own each Summer has spoiled us.. And you can grow them very successfully in pots too for those with no gardens.. 🙂
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Yes, if I would have a garden, I would probably try to grow a lot of things.
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If you have a balcony or small space, you would be surprised at what can be grown in small tubs indoors.. 🙂 Even one potato in a bucket can yield alot.. 🙂
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No, sadly I don’t have a balcony. Only windows… 🙂
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Awww… Then you could start with growing a tomato plant.. 🙂 lol in your window the cherry sort that are good for hanging baskets are good .. 🙂 xxx
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Well, maybe I consider this, when spring finally arrives here…
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Do you find these reflections or do you create them? Lovely.
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Thank you.
In these minimal compositions they are usually artificial 🙂
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So cool!
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Thanks, Cindy!
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Very interesting blog post! Thanks.
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Thank you!
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Great reflections
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Thank you!
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spectacular !
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Thank you!
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Top!!!
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Thanks!!!
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Very nice pic! Thank you Rabi 🙂
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I’m glad you like it, Niko.
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Very tasty colour! Such a great image.
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Thank for your compliment, Richard.
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Yes 🙂 i like this performentn, great.
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Lucian
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Thanks a lot, Lucian.
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Spectacular picture! Great blog!
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Thank you, Dave.
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Brilliant!
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Thank you, Patti.
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Really love this!
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Thanks a lot!
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cool photo!
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Thank you, Francina.
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