At Cullers Overlook
I was attracted to the texture and angle of this railing. I don't approve of people carving their names in public places, but apparently they never developed impulse control.
At Cullers Overlook
I was attracted to the texture and angle of this railing. I don't approve of people carving their names in public places, but apparently they never developed impulse control.
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Hi Linda, this is interesting.
ReplyDeleteThose are great patterns!
ReplyDeleteMakes such a good and interesting photograph.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan