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There are lots of these around here. They are such an eyesore.
ReplyDeletelove the composition of the photo..
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Still rather hot here and loving your winter shots.
ReplyDeleteLove the color of the sky you got. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteLove those, wish we had more! There is an enormous one that dwarfs the telephone poles along a road we frequent, never tired of looking at.
ReplyDeleteThe snow is lovely to photography, but so is the sunshine. Please come back, Mr. Sun, we miss you! I do like the appearance the sun is making in the sky in your photo, though. At least, its making an attempt. This is really a beautiful WW photo!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot with a good composition. Thanks for sharing, for hosting this nice project and happy weekdevider, Wieczora (◔‿◔) | my photoblog
ReplyDeleteThat looks so beautiful! We have 18 below wind chills today. It is too cold to go outside. Stay warm and enjoy your Wednesday!
ReplyDeletehow I wish I could say the same...Its too hot in here
ReplyDeleteLove the sky...such a brilliant color on that time of the day..beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a chilly scene! Hope you're staying warm and dry, waiting for Spring to come!
ReplyDeleteLast time I visited my hometown, they had put up hundreds of these in the area. You don't realize how huge they are until you're really close to one.
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