Work 372; An English Summer Triptych

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Work 372; An English Summer Triptych

by MichaelStMark ^Pro @ 2009-08-07 – 09:52:08

An English Summer Triptych
( chill-out zone )
c. Dingo 2009

Click on an aphid to be transported to your own personal relaxing green haven.

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New Dada artist Dingo;
"Putting the Extra in the Ordinary " TM
" Seeing the Extra in the Ordinary" TM
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- deleted user (Visitor)
- 2009-08-07 @ 11:19:00
Glorious in its understated Englishness.
- - MichaelStMark ^Pro
  - 2009-08-07 @ 19:37:29
  Indeed ABEy, Sherwood Forest greenery at its best.
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- lyndlj
- 2009-08-07 @ 12:16:36
I love that greenery, reminds me of a little hideaway I had in the woods when I was a wee one
- - MichaelStMark ^Pro
  - 2009-08-07 @ 19:40:24
  Yes lyn, so you had a rustic childhood hidey hole too? Mine was at the back of a straw-lined water barrel on its side in some woods. Happy daze indeed.
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- miramaze
- 2009-08-07 @ 22:29:59
I love both these images

Lush green is delicious. England is so green and growing wherever there is a space for things to grow... they grow

I like the orange and the turquoise bits and the notes all floating around freely and yet contained.

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- - MichaelStMark ^Pro
  - 2009-08-08 @ 22:49:13
  THanks Mira I will pass your comment on to Dingo, hope you had a good Saturday evening in company of the one(s) you love :-)
  Godbless sweet.
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