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This is where the working man's boot was found after flood water receded.....put to good use still!!!!

This is where the working man's boot was found after flood water receded.....put to good use still!!!!
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Aperture f/4 ISO 160 Shutter 10/1250 Focal Length 103/10

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Aug, 2015

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must be boggy the gardener lost his boots .. LOL

Very creative shot!! :)

Wonderful capture, this is the first boot plant I have ever seen LOL

Platinum

Tough as old boots! What a wonderful creative shot..love it:-)

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I need one of these plants. Then I can grow my own boots. Hopefully they grow em big.

Looks like these boots have seen better days but somehow fit perfectly within the foliage. Paul.

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LOL ... Great creativity ... I actually plant plants in rubber boots for something different ... LOL

If that boot could talk!

Love it

very creative!

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