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More Naughty than Nice, Santa Erotica and More
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15 comments:
I would like to see a lot more buildings covered in trees.
My house would require a lot of modification to achieve that.
#17 looks like a lot of small vehicles I see at Costco and Home Depot, trying to fit gigantic objects into the smallest of trunks and back seats.
As always, you've got some real beauties and a few oddities.
Thank you.
#10 is amazing!
So in #4 you're branching out (pun intended) from trees. I like it!
#17 is wild. I would love to see more tall bldgs as in #12.
Bill - I didn't think of that but you're absolutely right.
John - Thanks back!
Deb - That is a BIG tree!
Kathy - The picture has to have at least one tree in it. I see lots of trees, I think.
Peg - See Bill's comment on #17.
Too many favorites this week, Mike, but I am going with #3.
Matt - That has been there a long time.
Nature reclaims a Volkswegen.
I like the Bungle bungles very much and #13, the avenue of oaks.
#17, just how long has that car been sitting there??
Kirk - I'd like to come back in 200 years for another look.
River - Have you been to Bungle Bungles?
So many terrific ones! #9 wins for me this week. More buildings should have trees, what a great idea!
Allen - I wonder how they contain the roots.
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