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It's a tough job - but you make it looks so easy. I hope you enjoyed the hike.
ReplyDeleteYou doesn't look too tired, so go on.
ReplyDeleteNice portrait Andy. Also funny that it says 1 km on the post where you expect 1 mile. But it is already a time ago that that changed isn't it.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy your photographs Andy big time. So you hold that pole up, tee, hee.
ReplyDeleteBehind you is very pretty walking path so looking forward at what you have next to show. I enjoyed the
wedding pictures the other day.
Oh please drop by my blog. My young son managed to surprise me with his family
project on the weekend.
I am not fimilar as the garden he has done. I am from the old school. Big gardens
and you kill yourself weeding. His looks great. He wont have alot of over abundance
of too many veggies. That will go to waste.
Well, you're doing a fine job of being held up by the post! You are in a very beautiful area.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly looks like a well-used trail.
ReplyDeleteAnd I was going to ask who that fine looking gentleman was before I read your comment. Looks like a nice place for a walk.
ReplyDeleteHope someone brings you lunch. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see the before the snapshot rushing over to the post and striking a casual pose as if you've been there all along. ;) It sure looks spontaneous. Good job.
ReplyDeleteI would love to wander down that rutted lane.
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