2020 Visions

 2020 has been an interesting and different year.  Here are a few pictures that I've taken along the way...























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  1. Unknown22 December 2020 at 10:27

    A lovely theme of therapeutic water - most excellent. Happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year!

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