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A small courtyard garden
2 Feb, 2010
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This is a small garden in Newcastle Upon Tyne. I took this in April last year when the sun was shining. A blue sky makes it look 'almost' like it could be abroad!!
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Thanks Bernieh. I used to live in WA in Perth ( just for a year in 1990) but I love the sun and really miss it. Glasgow has a lot of rain!!
2 Feb, 2010
Great place ... Perth! Lucky you ... it's a place I would definitely live in if I ever chose to leave here. It's the the brightness of the sun and the colour of the sky that I miss when I do leave Oz ... but I have to say you can have enough of the heat and the humidity that goes with them!
2 Feb, 2010
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It does actually look like it could be a garden over here.
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