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Bokeh Thursday: Rusty Nails in Destroyed Oak Tree


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Here are some of the nails that were pounded into the side of this magnificent old tree, long dead now. I have another version in the next picture, but you can see it here as an inset above! :)
Here are some of the nails that were pounded into the side of this magnificent old tree, long dead now. I have another version in the next picture, but you can see it here as an inset above! :)
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