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Stick and Stones

July 29, 2020pitchurmanColor, decaying, garden, minimalism, photograph 2 Comments

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2 thoughts on “Stick and Stones”

robertedahl says:

Do you really cairn?

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July 29, 2020 at 4:03 PM Reply
- pitchurman says:
  
  Only up to three, more is mere arrogance.
  
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