My 2nd Book of Poetry
My First Collection of Poetry
Also on Amazon PRINT or E-BOOK http://www.amazon.com/Spectrum-Watercolored-Mrs-Melanie-Thomason/dp/1505755239
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Also on Amazon PRINT or E-BOOK http://www.amazon.com/Spectrum-Watercolored-Mrs-Melanie-Thomason/dp/1505755239
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Such a calm and lovely place:)
It was and so much to see…I’m sure i missed things. We will just have to go back 😉
I love the bark on that first tree…so beautiful and different.
I too like the bark and the rest of them. 🙂
I like the plants that had a nice pattern of yellow spots on them. What was the name of that plant?