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Close the window, your'e letting the bugs in!
caroline
Sat 10-01-2011
no glass anyway.
-B-
Sat 10-01-2011
How lovely and peaceful. I can hear the birds singing and can imagine a cool breeze.
LucieLou
Sat 10-01-2011
I like the contrast of pitch black to bright daylight. It's like a portal from abandoned and dead to beautiful life.
Larry D
Sun 10-02-2011
Look at the old metal knobs to fasten the window.
BKWOntario
Sun 10-02-2011
@ LucieLou
indeed
A D Nilsen
Sun 10-02-2011
Yep. Definitely a window intended for gazing out of and enjoying the view and the breeze.
MomPink
Mon 10-03-2011
looks like the tree is slowly opening the window
bobo miller
Mon 10-03-2011
Oh, I do love this one. I feel safe inside the room but enjoying the view outside and wondering what is just beyond but content to stay where I am.
Anne Sheffield
Mon 10-03-2011
is that water beyond the trees
nick
Tue 10-04-2011
Grandpa Jones' POV in Hee Haw's "What's for Supper" skit.
Icewox
Tue 10-04-2011
How lovely!

Sort of reminds me of the cabin we used to rent up in Canada...right by the lake. :)
MamaToFiveInPA
Wed 10-05-2011
Window to a world where I will never be part of…
dklkc
Fri 10-07-2011
What a view to wake up to in the morning?
ferdy
Mon 10-10-2011
Gorgeous picture
Shar
Sun 10-23-2011
Bliss.
LostNExistance
Mon 10-24-2011
so peaceful
ati64
Wed 02-08-2012
First time post...long time visitor. Love your work Mr. Motts. Wallpaper please?
mom t
Sun 02-12-2012

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