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For once, perhaps it was the heavy rain, which muddied these dillies, the squirrels have not eaten my daff flowers!

For once, perhaps it was the heavy rain, which muddied these dillies, the squirrels have not eaten my daff flowers!
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FinePix S8600 S8650 S8630

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Aperture f/6.5 ISO 800 Shutter 10/5500 Focal Length 450/100

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May, 2017

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