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May 30, 2012

Picture B&W: Cracked open

May29a

Prompted photos are extra challenging this week (and, yet, I look forward to receiving another prompt tomorrow!). We're in the throes of Mosaic preparations. I had no time during daylight hours yesterday. I snapped this one (above) between our house and van on my way to work this morning, and just managed to get the next two before sunset this evening.

May29b

We're enjoying the Abutilon we bought a couple weeks ago. It's full of buds and the flowers are gorgeous!

May29b-2

Added: Taken 36 hours later. I just wanted to try it again.

May29c

One of the large rocks in front of our house.

10:38 PM in Picture Black & White |

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