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"Kaleidoscope" derives from the Greek καλός (kalos), "beautiful" + είδος (eidos), "shape" + σκοπέω (scopeο), "to look at, to examine".
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- Day 316 - Water Drops on Tulip
- Day 315 - Water Drops on Lily Leaf
- Day 314 - Flowers from Marie's Garden
- Day 313 - Rust Scar
- Day 312 - Magnolia part 2
- Day 311 - Dandelion
- Day 310 - Magnolia
- Day 309 - In Need of Up
- Day 308 - Pile of Rock Meets Graffiti Wall
- Day 307 - Quinpool Colours
- Day 306 - Raindrops on Tulips
- Day 305 - Snow on Forsythia
- Day 304 - Public Gardens revisited part 2
- Day 303 - Public Gardens revisited
- Day 302 - Public Gardens
- Day 301 - Shootings
- Day 300 - Maple bud
- Day 299 - Light Boxes on Oland Brewery
- Day 298 - Cat
- Day 297 - Nature's Remnants
- Day 296 -Gloom
- Day 295 - Caution Noir
- Day 294 - Tiny Bubbles
- Day 293 - Path on Citadel Hill
- Day 292 - Film
- Day 291 - Mini Eggs
- Day 290 - Easter Lily
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Nice! Sometimes graffiti can be so interesting!
ReplyDeleteThanks, even if it is next to a big ugly pile of rocks. :)
ReplyDeleteCool :-) It looks as if the the pile of rocks stopped in its tracks at the wall.
ReplyDeleteFor now at least. Not sure how much longer the graffiti wall will be kicking around until they tear it down.
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