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That looks magical!
ReplyDeleteThis might just be what my version of heaven looks like !!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have an award for you here:
http://thetruebookaddict.blogspot.com/2010/01/awards.html
Absolutely gorgeous. I shall show my son, he is studying French. Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteThis Chateau's scenic picture breath-taking! I love the pinkish sky and the fog make it look enchanting. Thanks for another deskstop wallpaper Amy =)
ReplyDeleteyea!!! Congrats Amy on your Truebookaddict award!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful shot, Amy!
ReplyDeleteBon Mercredi!
Kirsten
Beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteThe colours on the sheep in my post denote the sequence of lambing time. The rams wear a certain colour at the beginning of mating so we know which ewes will lamb first.Then we change the rams colours after each 1-2 weeks during mating and then we know the sequence of lambing.
wow... I want to visit this place, when it is this way.. it is jus so beautiful and romantic!
ReplyDeleteStunning! Absolutely, positively gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! That looks like something you would see in a dream!
ReplyDeleteOh my, that is beautiful.
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