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Fragile

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Ooh! This picture makes me feel like I was just wandering through the grass and suddenly made a discovery!
Aggie
Thu 12-04-2008
It says 'very fragile' in Dutch and French. Given the context I think the box may have held detonators, aka torpedos' in the US
Bill Door
Thu 12-04-2008
This photo has hit me like a brick wall. Fragile yet tossed aside.
FragZ
Thu 12-04-2008
hopefully that box was empty before it was cast aside like a forgotten toy...
Cera
Thu 12-04-2008
That is really neat. Say's a lot in one simple shot.
Canada
Fri 12-05-2008
Wow. Even the box was dovetailed..... Nice contrast of "black and white" (almost) with the green.
nvusofmotts
Fri 12-05-2008
simply beautiful.
Mary.
Sat 12-06-2008
How do you do that??!! You take something so simple and make it elegant. Do you give lessons? LOL
Jude
Thu 12-11-2008
Cool shot! I wonder what was in it?
Tony C.
Thu 12-11-2008
Not anymore!!!!!!!!
Amazed
Thu 12-11-2008
Anything inside?
The Kid
Fri 12-26-2008
... must be Italian!

;)
VH
Thu 01-22-2009
Oooh.... "Tres Fragile"

How prissy. Haha, just kidding.
Dylan
Mon 01-26-2009
that is my line,VH!
Merc24
Fri 03-26-2010
I think it was used for lamps.
Robski
Fri 03-26-2010
" Fra-gee-lay. That must be Italian." " I think that says fragile, honey."
12baumarobi
Thu 06-24-2010

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