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what a beautiful clock….when I was stationed in Germany (not sure this is Germany) , I was always amazed how intricate the clocks were, each seem to tell a story Thank you for the memory 🙂 Take Care…You Matter )0( maryrose Reply
The clock on my picture is in Paris Musée d’Orsay. The clock is amazing as well as the Museum itself. Thank you for stopping by and commenting. Reply
What for a gorgeous clock. Thank you for sharing this picture. Love Odie
Thank you, Odie, for visiting and commenting. Have a nice day!
Nice! Bjs Bjs
Thank you!
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what a beautiful clock….when I was stationed in Germany (not sure this is Germany) , I was always amazed how intricate the clocks were, each seem to tell a story
Thank you for the memory 🙂
Take Care…You Matter
)0(
maryrose
The clock on my picture is in Paris Musée d’Orsay. The clock is amazing as well as the Museum itself. Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
I like the contrast in this photo. Nice.
Thank you, Sharron.
I agree.
Thank you.