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Communal Bath

23 Oct, 2009 1 Comment · print · email

Communal Bath

Communal Bath, originally uploaded by malyousif.

My favourite thing in my garden is the simple bird bath I placed just outside my study. I get hours of joy just watching birds and insects using it in various ways.

Have a wonderful Friday my friends.

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One reason that too many Arabs are poor is rotten education

One Response to “Communal Bath”

Bu Yousef Reply 24 Oct, 2009 at 0:30

Have been putting off adding one to our small garden… I think it’s time. Thanks for the inspiration.

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