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You know what? It could be nice in a hypothetical trip to the US, come and stay for a while to you to see the way you observe and shoot. I can imagine a sort of stage, made of photography and words. But don't worry: I won't bother you... In fact I don't have the time to do everything I would like to...

Andrea, that is the most flattering comment ever! Come to the US anytime (but who would want to come here now that we have a barn animal for a president?). My way of shooting...I don't even have a good camera! In my region, the landscape is mostly boring, there are NO beautiful buildings or works of art. That is why I like editing so much, just to try making things interesting and strange-looking. A stage made of photography and words...hmm...interesting. Well, I don' t have time (or money) to do everything, either, but if I did I would have moved to Italy long ago - haha!

Grazie mille, Andrea!

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Bonjour, Roland - merci!

Fantastic,eddie,

Thanks so much, Eddie!

I love such rusty moments !

Ja, it's a town full of rust, lol! Danke, Heidi.

I echo Andrea's dream!

OK, everybody come on over and I'll set up some tents on the lawn! Like a holiday camp. Wouldn't that be fun? Don't worry, most of my immediate neighbors are Democrats. Hahaha!

Thanks, Andy. ;-)

The small version picture made me think it was a tasty chocolate cake......Oh my poor left teeth !!!

I wish it was! But, tonight I baked chocolate chip cookies, so that was good enough. Thanks, Leopold.

I like the way you tease my taste buds Diane !
I would have them with full of fresh milk.

I had coffee, because I don't really like milk except in coffee. Sorry, all gone now!

There must be a full cow somewhere in your hometown's fields to provide me some !

My first though was also chocolate...........but this is nearly as good to look at! A great find and well taken Diane.

Many thanks, Keith, so glad rust is nearly as good. ;-) It tastes horrible, though...

I thought of a tea brick for butter tea;-)

Yes, that too! I've never seen a tea brick, or butter tea, but I know what they are. Probably from some Himalayan traveler's book. Danke, Gudrun!

Love the textures here Diane.

Many thanks, Jeff!

Rust glorious rust !

Yes, so glam! Thank you, Pam.

Bien vu !!

Merci beaucoup, Dan!

Interesting rust, twas immediately obvious to me what it is.

Ah, so you are a rust connoisseur? Thank you, Graham. ;-)

Particularly early in the morning or late in the afternoon.

Hahaaa! With a glass of wine in the afternoon, I suppose.