We had to wait for a ferry to cross a river. Across the bank is a good-sized town. You'd never know it from this scene.
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8 comments:
It looks like a place to sit and think, not hear the hustle and bustle of a town nearby.
It did seem peaceful, Messymimi.
The edge of land and water is always a good place.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
Hard to believe there is a large town close by - it looks very peaceful!
That is quite lovely Leah!
Mary Anne, yes it is.
It did seem odd, BL.
Thanks, Reb.
A lovely scene.
Thanks, Hilary.
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