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For the first time since participating in the ABC meme, I go random for W. So without much ado here I go -

Wine Republic: a wine shop in Thonglor

windows of Mount Ievers Court, Co. Clara from the book Irish Houses and Castles

watery wayside at work

my whimsical notebook or at least that's how I call it. That's the buttercup fairy by Mary Cicely Barker. I scribble haiku on the leaves

winged beans: go well with minced beef

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  1. Nice "w's". My favorite is the windows in the wonderful house.
    Ann

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  2. Glad you joined the group and hope to see more of your posts each WEEK, Kate, ABC Team

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  3. Sometimes you just have to go random! Beautiful photo by the watery wayside!

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  4. Lovely variety of images! Especially love the enchanting beauty of your whimsical notebook!

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  5. I loved your whimsical walk with W. I've made a note of the buttercup fairy book. My daughter-in-law collects fairy art and books and it would be a perfect gift for her. How nice to work near such a beautiful watery wayside!

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  6. Love your randomness - some good choices for W. Those winged beans look quite exotic to me.

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  7. I like all your phot os! The winged beans are very interesting . I have never seen them.
    Have a great day.
    Wil, Abcw team

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  8. Oh I miss that veggie sis, sarap nyan iluto sa gata hehehe,.

    The Tenderness of Wolves
    Rose, ABC Wednesday Team

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