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Gulls




I can't help myself. I love them.

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  1. Me too.
    Although.... once I was attacked by a flock of seagulls - I didn't know they did that!

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  2. I didn't know they did that either ... you must have had food they wanted.

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  3. ooh, I like the strong horizontal cropping and the small collection of images. They work well together.

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  4. oh, me too! we all must, otherwise
    there would not be so many cartoons
    with them in them!

    such a pretty collage of gulls.

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  5. i love to see cropped images like this..so nice

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  6. Yeah, that horizontal cropping ... that is a seaside quirk of yourn!

    Seagulls are the pigeons of the sea ... but at least they are very clean.

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  7. Jonathan Livingston Seagull! :-) Another great triptych!

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