Light and shadow
Nature’s delicate balance
Intimately linked
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
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Beautiful poem
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Thanks, Sadje.
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You’re welcome 😉
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Lovely, Sue…
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Thanks, Bette x
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Water and a crossing, again . You are reading my mind .💜
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Nick recommends a tin foil hat… I seem to read his thoughts all the time… and for a son, that isn’t always comfortable 😉
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Lol , bless! …I can imagine it could be hairy inside that particular mind !!!!; 😜
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It is an interesting ‘read’ 😉
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Eeeeeeek!
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😀 😀
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💜👍
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Like the song says, ‘you can’t have one, without the other.’ 🙂
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No… and it is often forgotten.
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I love the bridge in this – very pretty design.
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This is the Iron Bridge over the River Severn. Built in 1781, it was the first major bridgein the world to be made of iron.
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Very cool! It’s too bad that modern bridges don’t tend to have many architectural nuances unless they’re very, very major (like the new Bay Bridge).
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A lot of modern architecture seems more intent on making a name for its designer than being pleasing to the eye.
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