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  2. Inessa–The top portrait of the girls is a classic. It will stand the test of time. If you have any art greeting cards of your images, this one should definitely be included. The horse portrait with his whiskers is quite nice, too, and the parking lot with the colorful whatever-it-is in the background. Outstanding shots.

    1. Thank you so much for your kind words, Hattie! They are only pictures each representing a memory, but to be honest I too love this girls’ picture a lot. The trick was that the sun was shining straight into their faces thus the funny expressions. The little one looks like a gangster from the 30s:)

  4. It’s great that your son-in-law is looking after bees because it’s forecast the US will be without bees within 2 years. The combination of global warming and over use of agricultural chemicals have poisoned most of the growers entire bee houses. Several business will be completely wiped out. Not only will the keeper of the bees be gone but the ag business (almonds and others) that depend on bees to pollinate each year.

    1. Sheri, I would love to write about the bees one day. They have a special place in my heart. Thank you for your comment, yes, the bees are struggling in the USA, and it is difficult to keep them:(

    1. Thank you Imelda! I just came back from my holidays and now trying to catch up with the Reader! Thank you again for visiting, I love your blog too.

    1. Thank you for following! This park is in Draper, Utah. The mountain in background makes it look so spectacular. The bees are my Son-in-law’s hobby:)

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