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  1. Kerri says:

    I ~ LOVE ~ LEAVES

    Beautiful capture!!

  2. Wednesday’s so cold it leave me wordless as well – nice pic.
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  3. Talon says:

    I love the stubborn cling-ons. They make the cold weather magical.
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  4. Exquisite photograph! The light is truly enchanting! Perfect!
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  5. Your old timers have age spots. They may be old but they are still beautiful!
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  6. heckety says:

    Huh! These guys really have hung on for a while!!
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  7. Gorgeous photograph Meredith. I love the old-timers, replete with ‘age spots’ :P
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  8. lisahgolden says:

    This is gorgeous. It was a burst of sun and color after a rather weather gloomy day. Thank you for that.
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  9. gemma says:

    There is beauty in age, although it is not as readily apparent as the beauty of youth. All of that rich color was earned.
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  10. Tony Single says:

    I bet they’re having a grand old time, eh?

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