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With the abundant late rains this year, my landlord's vegetable garden

is flourishing; and seems to be overtaking his (artist's) studio

above. The (square) wire fence in front is to keep the deer from

eating everything. The (round/conical) wire is to hold up the tomatoes.

Classic, Ken.   I know what you mean about the speculars.  I live out here and have to deal with that particular dynamic myself.  Wonderful image.   Cheers.   Regards, MR

Thank your lucky stars that we have oak trees out here, Mark.   I do.   Regards,   MR

The aesthetic dis-connect of the sky brings out the mystical aspect of the land.   A journey befitting the land loving gnomes of Scotland.  Walk along the road and around the bend into adventures only the best of imaginations can delight in. 

Regards,  MR

What keeps your interest, knowing that you can do this level of work at will?  Regards,    MR

A picture-perfect day at a Northern California Beach area. Which are

very few, given the nature of the morning fog-laden experience of that

area. To be treasured, indeed!

Aesthetically, the sky, as presented, is too much a dis-connect for my mind's eye.  I very much do like the idea of it, though.  Thanks for the image.   Regards,   MR

Interesting how you worked your other-worldly-ness signature in with the blue; and what seems to be a mysterious looking shadow.  Lovely to look at, too.  Regards,  MR