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Very pretty. I’m learning how to color in rain drops. I love the look.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love seeing rain drops and dew on the plants.
ReplyDeleteNice! My boys would try to collect the dew... but pollution put an end to that... :(
ReplyDeleteLovely capture. I don't have much success capturing raindrops or dew.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty :-)
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