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Place: Barcelona, Spain
Note: Sitting at lunch I leaned back and tilted my head with my eyes shut. I opened them and this was my view. This defines looking up from most streets in Barcelona. Comments that's definitely one of the coolest things i've ever seen.
-- "So what's the plan then?" ".....Would anyone like a peanut? thank you very much and tah star for the fav on it.
-- Dont look back, close your eyes and follow the dream thats in you. [link]  I really like this!! great eye for patterns
you're welcome.
 -- "So what's the plan then?" ".....Would anyone like a peanut? many thanks, they provide a great pattern huh.
-- Dont look back, close your eyes and follow the dream thats in you. [link]   Now... this looks really weird.
-- Este periculos să trăieşti. Cine trăieşte moare!   it is a great picture... really original !
it actually made me kinda dizzy when I first looked at it... I guess it's because of all these curves...  it is really remarkable  -- Alice        Join the =Wonderful-World Club    Beautiful shot from a strange angle - unique for my eyes!
-- "There are many things in life that will catch your eye, but only a few will catch your heart... pursue those" ~W. Churchill I'm member of:  =flower-club  *Ex-po-zure  =NaturPics-club |
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