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Soul-deep roots bear living fruit
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A fantastic take on the prompt, Sue, thank you 😊
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Loved that picture, Ritu. There is something about ancient trees that still speak of life even when they are in decline.
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I know… And In Shorne Country Park, there are some amazing trees, and carvings… I have more photos, I just haven’t been able to post. I think it’s somewhere you’d like.. There is even a Faerie circle, with carves wooden seats, and you need to descend over 130 steps to get there… The return is named Cardiac Hill, if I’m not mistaken, because of how exhausting it is to get back up!!!
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I’ll have to look it up, Ritu..Shorne is a name with a lot of history in my area.
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It’s a lovely park!!! We take our schoolkids there too
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I’ll be checking it out and finding out about its name too.
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And if you decide to come exploring, you must let me know!!!
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Don’t worry… I will 🙂
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Sue I wrote a little about Shorne Woods Country Park, if you wanted to have a glimpse!
https://butismileanyway.com/2016/08/26/a-little-hiking/
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I just un- and re-followed you in an attempt to reinstate notifications, Ritu. They keep messing around and I keep losing people…
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No worries Sue. It’s been happening to a lot of people.
I find some blogs showcase in my ipad app reader but not my phone app too then if I use my PC I see them all…more or less!
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Haf mine are ending up in spam, the others keep getting email notifications blocked.
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WP is having a gala time at the moment again!
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They appear to be… I dread finding out why…
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😊I know….!
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Interesting photo.
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This one is Ritu’s picture…and a wonderful shot.
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I’ve noticed the photography on most all your posts. Really outstanding work.
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Thank you so much, Sheila. I’ll be happier with the pictures when I can replace my damaged camera ( dropped once too often…) 🙂
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Awesome- such a creative spin of the picture!
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Thanks…it is a great picture.
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“soul deep roots bear living fruit” such beautiful sentiment and prose! I had to hold back from audible snapping in the office after reading that haha
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I’ll take that as a compliment, Nick 🙂
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That’s how I meant it 🙂
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I know, I just never know what to say 🙂
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I love the way you have crafted this one Sue, it has such wonderful imagery 🙂
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Thanks, Judy… it was a great photo from Ritu.
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Yes, it was, and prompt word 🙂
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🙂
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