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"The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." ~ Dorothea Lange
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Hello Anne, I can see why you would be drawn to such wonderful view. I would love to have a view of water. In my first real job I lived in Montreal and I rented an appartment vith a river view. The river widened to a lake at that point and every morning my first steps lead to the window to look at the new view that opened up in front of me, depending on weather and season. Nice brass telescope too. Thanks for postinbg these photos. Pavel
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I'm glad you found these interesting Pavel. Thank you for your comment.
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Aw pet, you're better off in the countryside!!
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Zig Wrote:Aw pet, you're better off in the countryside!!
Oh, I know. Believe me, if I could live anywhere I wanted, Iâd live out in the countryside. I donât really envy those downtown condo-dwellers. The homes and the views were nice, but Iâve always dreamed of having a little house in the countryâ¦..somedayâ¦..
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Don't leave it too long or you won't have time to enjoy it. When your eyesight starts failing and your knees start creaking that's the time for a ground floor flat near the supermarket.
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