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It is only a few yards from my post of February 20th.
Monday, March 15, 2010
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7 comments:
What a powerful reflection of life and its time...wishing you a much healtier and cleaner start into the new week.
I have no green thumb, but from the label I'd guess it was possibly a container garden of something...healthy? :)
How the people could be so brainless?! Yes, it's real reflection of our time. Great symbolic photo.
They are waiting for a sunny day, for Spring!
Very inspiring post dear Gerald, well done!
Léia
How long will they take to grow ?
It looks like some kind of organic ashtray. Such a shame though... I hope they don't grow veg in there!
At least there's life! I'm still looking for evidence here in Rochester!
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