These windows in the little village of Telico Plains captivated me last week when we wandered across some winding roads and beautiful mountain views into Tennessee.
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I love charming little towns like this. The storefronts are so inviting. Love the old truck!
ReplyDeleteHope you are staying cool {isn't everyone talking about the weather lately?}.
xoxo
Jane
Hi Podso, Nice meeting you on windows and doors! I love your little street view. Looks like a charming place to visit and reminds me of my home.
ReplyDeleteReally charming street scenes and window views too. I haven't seen you playing before, are you new?
ReplyDeleteThat is what I like in little towns they have their own character. Happy Wednesday!
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I like the look of this charming town. Did you check out any of the shops?
ReplyDeleteI really like the whole setting--most especially that independent bookstore!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie