The brightest Stars

October 4, 2013

It is often in the darkest skies that we see the brightest stars. ~Richard Evans


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    vidya sagar

    October 4, 2013

    nice lines with excellent capture sos. have a nice day.

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    Timothy Mckiness

    October 4, 2013

    That's beautiful start child. Just (Beautiful)…………………………

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    Timothy Mckiness

    October 4, 2013

    Jendhamuni remember to get some rest and you also have a beautiful weekend. P.s. Una is now reading your post and she thinks a lot of you. Thank you. Tim

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    chalmers thain love to be ther

    October 4, 2013

    lovely picture thanks

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    GARY B

    October 4, 2013

    hi friend thanks sweetheart

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    vongie marchan

    October 4, 2013

    How i wish to be there. Experience that very wonderful autumn.

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    ONKE XUTYELO

    October 4, 2013

    hayi buhle bendalo ka Thixo kwindzondzoblilz zolwandkle emahlathi nase zibhakabheni

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    Venkatesh venki

    October 4, 2013

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    Date: Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 2:01 PM
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    ananya nawale

    October 4, 2013

    its true thanks to tell us
    life is really like that

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    Laurette Smith

    October 5, 2013

    This so beautiful and relaxing love to visit your country one day.

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    Laurette Smith

    October 5, 2013

    How true is that I love the photos and the wording that you all put together. My mum always said live life to the fullest.

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    Laurette Smith

    October 5, 2013

    This my three lovely grand children from my beautiful daughter.

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