I just knew what my first multiple would be; my wife says it's where I stand to air my knowledge.
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| Between the radiator panels |
My second multiple would have met last week's theme.
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| Daffodil blooms |
And then there's this, or should it be these.
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| What are these? |
In case you haven't guessed -
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| The Vikings are coming |
To see Carmi's multiples and multiple other multiples follow the links at Thematic-photographic-333.
Those Vikings look like little "Boogermen". However, I am sure the real thing were the devil incarnate to their victims. I'm glad I did not live back then.
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Do hope you make Lindisfarne, it's a wonderful visit, but of course research the tides, or you'll be like my little hero, having to swim for it :0) And of course, no threat from the Vikings. You might enjoy my book, seeing you have a Viking interest, it is my only 'cross-over' book, read by all ages. At book signings, I ask who is the book is for and some elderly person blushes and says, 'It's for me.'
ReplyDeleteHa! Ha! I adore you wife's humor! She must get it from you...Hehehehe! Great selection of multiples too Bob. Especially the ship!
ReplyDeleteI like the daffodils.
ReplyDeleteLove those multiples, radiator very clever (as you are, of course! ;) and I like the little Vikings!
ReplyDeleteLike the touch of Spring. Vikings - clever. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat ship is pretty nifty, Bob.
ReplyDeleteI went with more flowers, too. They're all over!
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I love those photos, especially the close up of the Viking ship. I like photos that are sort of unexpected or taken from an unusual angle. :-)
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