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Labyrinth
Steve Johnson Posted on: November 19, 2012
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Where was this taken? It seems very familiar.
Valparaiso Indiana – it is a very small one next to a church. +Tyler Gordon
Nice interplay between the shadows and the pattern of the labyrinth.
Thanks +Nick Nicholson much appreciated ;)
Some paths have a feeling that is undeniably a route far shorter then a straight line. Though it is those days when standing at the destination we feel more the reward for the effort spent. How odd we smile larger at the harder tasks accomplished and then wonder why life is tough. Nice Photo +Steve Johnson
+Westly Shakespeares Thanks – and an interesting thought. :)