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Jon Inactive Member |
Parasomnium writes: Just back from another holiday in England (Cumbria this time) I thought I'd relate to you something I've seen there during a woodland walk in a beautiful garden. There was a tree with a small notice that went something like this:
This is the Fairy Tree. If you look closely you might see the fairies. If you don't see them it's probably because you have scared them off already. They've fairy trees in England too? Cool beans. I've actually gotten lucky enough to snap a few shots of the fairy trees in the local park here when some of the fairies were particularly active. I'll try to find them on my other computer when I get a chance  , but I assure you, they are there, and you will one day see  ... J·n Edited by Jon, : Subicus titlicus majoricus? In considering the Origin of Species, it is quite conceivable that a naturalist... might come to the conclusion that each species had not been independently created, but had descended, like varieties, from other species. - Charles Darwin On the Origin of Species _ _ _ _ _ ____________ _ _ _ _ _ En el mundo hay multitud de idiomas, y cada uno tiene su propio significado. - I Corintios 14:10
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