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Saturday, October 1, 2011
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The word lagniappe, as defined by Webster's, means "something given or obtained gratuitously, or by way of good measure." Janie |
"Time never turns backwards Its old charms to give, In photographs only Can yesterdays live." ~ Edgar A. Guest Please do not copy my pictures or original text without asking permission. My e-mail address is southernlagniappe@njwbllc.com. |
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- Lilies of the Lake
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2 comments:
I love these tress and are one of my favorite things in the south, of course my favorite is the Southern Magnolia. Thanks for the picks. have a beautiful day. Richard from My Old Historic house.
Don't you just love these glimpses into another Time in history---the going-along of things and animals and plants, with no thought to the when or where.
There's just something special about those old cypress trees, with their toes up in the air---expecially when they form little vitnettes, like meerkat villages, or a choir of the faithful clustered around the preacher.
You take me back, so wonderfully. Back and back before there there was an US, and the trees didn't care.
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