| Cumberland Island National Seashore, GA; at the ruins of Dungeness, Lucy Carnegie's winter home |
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| Cumberland Island National Seashore, GA; at the ruins of Dungeness, Lucy Carnegie's winter home |
I want to pull on his earsies!
ReplyDeleteI hear you, brother. I really had to restrain myself.
ReplyDeleteHe/she looks like a very elaborate bronze sculpture!
ReplyDeleteHe is so elaborate, indeed, that I feel I can't quite dim his glimmer just yet by posting another post.
ReplyDeleteSo, basically, the challenge is to find something more delightful and definitive than an up-close armadillo on a protected estate ruin on a sea island in Georgia.
Um, yeah. That's going to be a lil tough, to be honest.