A temporary display in a corner of the Treasurer's House garden.
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The 'water' flowing from the watering can is clever. I wonder what material was used to create it.
ReplyDeleteI love sly bits of humor tucked into corners like this.
ReplyDeletePretty! Your 'heavy water' comment is funny.
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