© 2012 Michael Fiveson
Sitting close to each other, like old friends, are the cabs of what I think were once trucks. Although they are now just remains, they offer a pastel serenade that pleases both heart and mind. It is time played softly.
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I love the colors 🙂 It seems that these best buddies can rott together forever now 😉
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A slow and loving rotting…
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Gorgeous colors! May they rot in piece.
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peace, not piece. Lord. I was shoving food in my mouth and got distracted. Ugh.
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I am the master of writing messages that have words missing.
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🙂
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Very artistic and the colors are so lively!
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Hi Marielba, thank you.
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Wonderful colours and patina. Any snakes or lizards hanging out here in the summer? Aussie snakes would love it!
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You know I suppose in the summer it would be a good place for snakes to hide. No lizards here as it is at some altitude and maybe isn’t hot enough for them. Hi Katherine and thank you.
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a very nice coloured duo
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That’s what I was thinking too. Thanks.
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They’re just plain cute Mike 🙂
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I’m good with that. Speaking of cute, always good to hear from you Jude.
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Just think, they may otherwise not have met each other
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Totally agree. Destiny or chance, sometimes that is how it works for both cars and people.
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like a couple of bookends. very nice, great colors.
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Hi there Christina. Bookends, maybe even lovers.
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woo-hoo!
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Thanks for seizing the moment! Roses growing in the desert….I love it!
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Roses indeed jagged. Thanks, eh..
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I absolutely love this Mike!
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Oh ‘ello Alex. Thanks, and so very nice to hear from you.
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Oh I love rusty rustic abandoned cars and such. There are a lot of those here in New Mexico.
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I am familiar with your beautiful landscape in New Mexico. Since I am in Colorado I have had opportunities to visit your state but alas, I have not met you.
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It’s somehow a very cosy picture, even though they are derelict, quite warm and nice!
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Somehow it is! But not to everyone.
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And thanks.
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“It is time played softly.” Very nice, Mike.
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Thanks. Every now and again I can string a few words together.
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You’re welcome…and you do very well with your words, my friend…. 🙂
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I agree with seekraz. You have a way with words as well as with your camera!
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That is nice to hear Emilio, and means a great deal to me. Thanks for this generosity.
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