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Very pretty 
Nice crisp shots and good colour (I do find the frames very distracting though, sorry)
Nice crisp shots and good colour (I do find the frames very distracting though, sorry)
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Don't apologise Melody for being honest
I wna tpeople to tell me if something looks crud, or I am never going to learn
I think you are right , I think I may have overdone it, I will remove the frames xxx
I wna tpeople to tell me if something looks crud, or I am never going to learnI think you are right , I think I may have overdone it, I will remove the frames
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Lovely pics MS, but I have to agree, although the borders are wonderful, maybe they are just a bit too much for the subject
Funny you should post about Chrysanthemums, I was only talking to my Mum yesterday, and she was telling me that one year my Gran grew incurving 'mums, and we had a deep and meaningfull conversation about it
My Gran died 41 years ago, so it was unusual to talk her at all
Funny you should post about Chrysanthemums, I was only talking to my Mum yesterday, and she was telling me that one year my Gran grew incurving 'mums, and we had a deep and meaningfull conversation about it
My Gran died 41 years ago, so it was unusual to talk her at all
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Borders removed
They do look better ,so thanks for the advice xx
CLMG strange isn't it, how you can suddenly have a few little coincidences
My gran always grew them too, huge big ones, she loved carnations too, and grew them. I am not a fan of carnations TBH
They do look better ,so thanks for the advice
xxCLMG strange isn't it, how you can suddenly have a few little coincidences
My gran always grew them too, huge big ones, she loved carnations too, and grew them. I am not a fan of carnations TBH
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Oh Dear Oh Dear Oh Dear
We can't call them Chrysanthemums any more they are now known as Chrysanthepersons.. or at least those into political correctness would have it.
Bazza
We can't call them Chrysanthemums any more they are now known as Chrysanthepersons.
. or at least those into political correctness would have it.Bazza
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Very nice - great colour !
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Nice shots MS!
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lovely shot MD, i like the style and colour in the fifth shot 
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