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Fall in the High Country
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Thank you, Ian. It’s hard for me to imagine that the seasons are different in your beautiful part of the world. We turn to winter and you to spring. There’s poetry in that.
Beautiful colourful post Monica, posts like yours are always enjoyable, they bring to life other parts of the world and show their beautiful scenery and changing seasons, a pleasurable visit