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This group of children were so engrossed in painting pebbles and arranging them at the edge of of the beach, that they didn't notice the photographer. The adult supervisor didn't mind me taking the photograph even when I said it might be posted on an independent photographic site.
None of these painted stones will show the artwork now, but the work of these young artists will remain in my gallery.
The PiP, taken recently, shows a dachshund puppy, that's had enough of walking, refusing to budge, much to the dismay of the owner, and the amusement of the onlookers.
This group of children were so engrossed in painting pebbles and arranging them at the edge of of the beach, that they didn't notice the photographer. The adult supervisor didn't mind me taking the photograph even when I said it might be posted on an independent photographic site.
None of these painted stones will show the artwork now, but the work of these young artists will remain in my gallery.
The PiP, taken recently, shows a dachshund puppy, that's had enough of walking, refusing to budge, much to the dismay of the owner, and the amusement of the onlookers.
Fred Fouarge, John FitzGerald, Steve Bucknell, Andrew Trundlewagon and 21 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Amelia club has replied to Wierd Folkersma clubHSS !
I love the PiP :-)))
A pic I took 15 years ago of my granddaughter if you're interested:
www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/19280087
Have a great week.
TOZ
This really is a great place for walking,
Thank you for posting your image in the group
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