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LIVING WITH MY ANCESTORS 
Reblogged this on Janet's Thread 2.
Thanks, Janet! 😁😻
Beautiful reflections. Wow.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday, Linda. ♥
Thanks! You, too, Sandee! 😁😻
this is a tasty feast – but a quiet one too.
Really like it and the bird is almost hidden —
and the depth –
🙂
Thanks! Isn’t it funny how you can not like a photo all that much and then look at after quite some time and suddenly see it in a new light! 😉☺️
yes – crazy and cool
🙂
Lake Apopka is a wonderful place to reflect 😀
Wow shot, love it! And love the gray heron, too 😍
Ciao
Sid
Thanks so much, Sid! Have a wonderful day! 😁😻
Thank you 💕
A lovely sense of serenity. And just noticed the heron too. 🙂
Thanks, LD! 😀
I love these types of photos, and this one is special as you caught the large bird as well. We always get excited when we see them on our bike rides. Very well done. Hugs, Janet
Thanks, Janet! I guess you could say I was “reflecting” on my old Florida home! 😻
that is a lovely, lovely photo!
Thanks so much! 🙏😻
A gorgeous reflection Linda and what a capture of the bird.
Thanks, Sue! He flew the scene shortly after! 😁😻
no words 🙂
😂 Perfect!
Beautiful yet peaceful!
Thanks, Diane! I do miss that place at times. But, not enough to move back to Florida! 😆
Excellent picture. I like the reflections on the water.
Thanks rabirius! 😀