February 11, 2015
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Quite a pretty view!
ReplyDeletepretty pond, nice barn, great trees and fence line. :)
ReplyDelete(i had read that aol and yahoo had implemented their dmarc policies last april, but until the past week or so, i still always got your emails delivered to gmail. now i don't get them except on the blog itself. grrr...)
ReplyDeleteConsidering that you get a hundred or so comments a day, having to look them up may waste a lot of time!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for you note on my blog about the events posted by Tex, Linda. I had switched back and forth between my Gmail account and my ISP's emailer which also happens to be generated by Gmail. The ISP has not given me the Yahoo and AOL (yours among them) notices since I started using them over a year ago. Gmail, when I'd switch over there was giving me notification. I went back to the ISP one recently so I don't know if the same thing would now be happening to me on the Gmail server but I have no reason to believe otherwise. I just don't know what too them this long to catch up in this not so positive way.
ReplyDeleteLovely scene.
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Pretty view of the pond and barn! Great shot.. Have a happy Thursday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country scene.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect scene. Grasses, pond, fence, barn, sky . . . Thanks for linking up this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty view!
ReplyDeleteLove this quintessentially American sight!
ReplyDeleteA great running fence. Why 'mint' house?
ReplyDeleteI don't know why it's called the Mint House. It dates back to 1842.
DeleteI like the reflection on the water.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty view.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty scene!
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