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Happy birthday Lizard. Great photo with the sunflowers in the background. He looks like a happy kid at play. May he never grow up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot! Really beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteHAPPY BIRTHDAY, LIZARD! Keep having fun!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Lizard!!
ReplyDeleteMerci!
ReplyDeleteGrazie!
Yo dude! (Californian I think)
AND... thank you too, Snowcatcher!!
I'm afraid I was denied growing-up genes at conception. In fact, I'm ear-to-ear in German chocolate frosting at the moment - tasty, tasty stuff!
Well HAPPY BIRTHDAY Lizard!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo! Happy Birthday!!
ReplyDeleteI have a question--is this the field of sunflowers on the county highway just a scant few miles from Denver? My second husband and I drove to visit his brother in Denver one year, and decided to get off the beaten path and head into Denver on the byway, and we saw this field and took lots of pics. It also happened to be the milemarker for my car of 10K miles. The pic is long gone, but the memory remains.
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