Traveling through New Mexico, one comes across the most amazing photo ops… this is just one of those opportunities.
Study in paint.
Published on May 11, 2016
The way I see it.
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Lovely…
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Thank you Becky
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I enjoy the way you look at life, thank you for sharing.
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Thank you Barbara, nothing comes easy but the bright side is always larger than the grey.
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Oh, I love those colours especially the turquoise.
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Just about to take off and find more interesting things in Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.
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