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10 comments:
OK, that is just cool!
Love this picture!
~K.
(Thanks for the sweet comments, and as far as the baked mashed potatoes go, yes..you use half and half, or cream, butter, salt and pepper. The only thing that changes is using baked potatoes, instead of boiled potatoes. They are really yummy, and certainly have a depth of flavor that isn't there in a boiled potato. Of course they are more time consuming ;)
Oh, and yes, you peel the potato...no potato skins.)
Nothing more pretty than a layer of fog at sunrise!
A calming picture and so pretty.
WOWOWOW. Beautiful. Have a great day friend. smiles
The stillness is lovely...
I love fog and the mood it projects. Nice photo!
So pretty.
Such a great photo!
xoxo
Haunting ❤️
Such mystery and beauty. xoxo
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