Heavy rains and wind today. I ducked into this outdoor flower market to escape the weather and hopefully get some sort of usable shot for the project...
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Wouldn't you have been better off ducking into an INDOOR flower market?
ReplyDeleteBut the more important question... Did you buy anything?? Surely some tropical confection demanded that you take it home.