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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 🙂
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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.