08 September 2010

A picture for Petrona

Cathy
My daughter Cathy was sorting out her computer and came across this picture, which she says she made for Petrona a few years ago but never finished or sent to me at the time. I asked her to send it to me now, and so here it is. 

8 Sep 2010 21:25:30 | Miscellaneous, Weblogs

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Clare D

I love this... mysterious and beautiful in its simplicity.

Posted by: Clare D | 14 September 2010 at 08:12

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