That first bench really appeals to me.
I was born and raised in New Mexico and your photo of the brightly colored benches, the ristras, and the beautiful light tugs at my heart.
There must be water nearby to support the blue heron.
Love the heron (?) even more so because of the peeling paint.
I too love the heron bench.
This is a very special one! Very nice!
Lovely colours. Anabel's Travel Blog
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That first bench really appeals to me.
ReplyDeleteI was born and raised in New Mexico and your photo of the brightly colored benches, the ristras, and the beautiful light tugs at my heart.
ReplyDeleteThere must be water nearby to support the blue heron.
ReplyDeleteLove the heron (?) even more so because of the peeling paint.
ReplyDeleteI too love the heron bench.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very special one! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteLovely colours. Anabel's Travel Blog
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