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Rainy Day Blues

Posted on June 2, 2017June 1, 2017 by Jeanette Lamb Posted in Graffiti GooseTagged French Quarter, Graffiti Goose Photography, Jeanette Lamb Photography, New Orleans, Photography, United States

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June 2, 2017 at 4:55 pm Reply
tess says:

Sweet. love those wrought iron walls. So ornate.

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By the sea.. Good night. #blackandwhite #huawei #mobilephoto #seaside #pier #italy

A woman staying in my hotel is travel with her #dog, Miss Lizzy. I found them pearched on a bench basking in the shade & fresh morning breeze. #dogsofinstagram #blackandwhite #huawei #mobilephoto

Strolled briefly around the village of Pienza under cooler weather & clouds. A gorgeous mix.

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