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July 17March 10 Donna L. Long

Another funky nature photo

sentinels - cinnamon ferns in space — Sentinels - cinnamon ferns in space

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Scott says:

July 26 at 8:28 pm

This IS funky … funnily, earth often puts me in mind of space.

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- Donna L. Long says:
  
  July 30 at 1:05 pm
  
  What if the plants are really watching us? What would they say about how we conduct ourselves and treat others? Scary!
  
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Donna@Gardens Eye View says:

July 17 at 2:23 pm

very cool…love the colors

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