Sunday, January 1, 2012

Happy January 1st.

Happy January 1st.   I hope you'll follow me to my new & permanent blog, just follow the link to Judy's Photo Blog .

The "theme" for today is persimmons, here's just one photo from the four I have posted on the new blog.
New year, new blog, hope you'll join me.



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