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Green Day - November sun

Posted by Claudia Moser on 11:41 AM in ,


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14 Comments

Maria Luiza says:
2:38 PM

Bancos tão lindos aí? Eu adorei! Beijos e lindo final de semana!

Felipa Monteverde says:
3:24 PM

Nice place!

Emília Simões says:
8:28 PM

Que lindo recanto para descansar! Adorei. Bom fim-de-semana. Bjs. Ailime

chica says:
11:28 PM

Muito lindo esse lugar! beijos,tudo de bom,chica

Vane M. says:
1:22 AM

Lindos tons, parece uma pintura! Um abraço!

O mirante da imagem

Adam says:
5:11 AM

great scene

orchid0324 says:
7:45 AM

Dearest Claudia,
Oh, beautiful river side with lots of colors♬♬♬　
Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

BlueShell says:
9:25 AM

Lindíssimo e calmo...adorável...

eileeninmd says:
12:36 PM

What a pretty spot, I would like to sit on the bench and take it all in! Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing, happy Green Day!

Raindrops and Daisies says:
6:47 PM

Lovely lovely photo Claudia.

Happy Saturday

Fiona

ps your menu for today sounds yum!

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
1:49 AM

What a beautiful image. Hope all is going well Claudia I know its been a while XXX

Linda says:
2:04 AM

lovely scene

Catch My Words says:
5:12 PM

Beautiful photo!

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Claudia Moser says:
12:07 PM

@Maria Luisa - yes, the bench invites to a nice rest!
@Felipa - I agree
@Ailime - have a nice start for this week!
@Chica - thank you, for you too!
@Bia - yes, it does look like a painting!
@Adam - I could not agree more :)
@Orchid - have a nice day too!
@BlueShell - yes, it was very quiet
@Eileen - perfect spot for a nice read under the morning sun
@Fiona - I am in a cooking mood!
@Luan - as I said, missed you lots!
@Linda - happy Monday
@Joyce - thank you!

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