Curraghs Nature Reserve
ETA: Apparently it's not unique. Apologies.
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Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
* Excluding the dozens of female nudes above you in the list

Tim
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Or perhaps it's attributable to the obvious phallic symbolism in the sturdy saplings, and the twisted, writhing, limbs of some of the trees, which have an irresistible appeal to twisted, writhing, minds.
Who knows. But thanks, Tim, for pointing out this rather unexpected fact.
Now to shoot some nudes, and move further up the list.
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Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
Mac
16 yearsMember
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
There is so much intricate shape and colour. Also the composition draws my eye smack-dab to the center.
Lots going on there.
Mac from Montreal
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