On the City Pattern Project: Special Fall Edition

19Oct08

In which The Gay Recluse loves birch trees.

We considered sweeping up the leaves.

But decided that — for the moment — they look better where they are.

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Tags: Birch Trees, Bricks, Fall, Procrastination

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