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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Wednesday Doors - Midtown Tulsa
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5 comments:
Oh, nice shot, At our old house in Tulsa we raked and raked and raked.
That orange is overwhelming!
Really love the place! awesome! :)
Happy Wordless Wednesday! My entry is here .
All ready for the fall!
I LOVE this feature of yours. There are so many beautiful residences in Tulsa that I am sure the supply of doors is limitless. The changing colors of the huge oaks and maples only makes the scene better. Really well done Bill.
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