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Published: 2007-06-20 12:01:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 4969; Favourites: 172; Downloads: 0
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With many thanks to"This is the end...beautiful friend...This is the end...my only friend THE END..." by The Doors "The End" suggested by
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I'm really loving your photo's. They aren't just the same old, they inspire emotion, something all good photos should do. For that, you're now on my watch list
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I love how they look like they're just being washed away by the grass. I also really like the contrast between the grass and the actual cars. Beautiful shot. <3
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thanks for your comments and support.
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...Like they were caught in the rising tide... of TIME ( 
seriously though, great shot... excellent composition.
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I love that...."the rising tide of time"....I may even use it.
Thanks a lot for your visit and especially for your support.
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feel free to use it and no problem! Thank you
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thanks, for your visit and comments.
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thanks Larry, for your comments and support.
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Very cool shot. What a sight to see.
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Really LOVE this one, I guess I missed it the other day, just found it (smaller version) on the other site. Beautiful.
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thank you very much for coming back.
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poor cars anyways the closest one is a 1959 dodge and the middle one is a 1954 ford and the furthest one is a late forties something not sure
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thanks for the info.
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It is a great shot, but it is Very depressing to me.
I sure wish sombody would Lift those things and Fix 'em up. I hate to see good cars go unLoved.
But again, that is a really good shot.
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thank for sharing your perspective.
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Oh I like this, such wonderful cars even in this state!
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thanks a lot for your comments and support.
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there has to be a story behind this photograph?..its a wonderful photograph
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Thanks for your visit and support.
Yes indeed I am sure there is a story. Finding it is a different matter. These cars are in a slough, barely visible from the road, if that is what you want to call the thing I was driving on. Because of tall grass, we would have driven by, if it were not for my nephew, who knew they were there. In order to get the shot, I heeded to be up high and have the correct angle of view. So I stood on the car trunk and roof, and my nephew slowly moved us into position. Thats is. Thats how i got the shot. Now how the cars got here in the first place...that would be a story.
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Nice one 
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actually they are in a ditch or slough. I am not sure why they were left there, but there are a lot of old cars like this where I live.
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hey kenneth,
I live on the prairies of Southern Manitoba Canada. The weather is fairly dry here, so things can be preserved for a long time.
Thanks for your support.
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absolutely awesome scenery have though.
Maybe, cars from the great depression?
..probably depends of their dates
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thanks Cindy, I appreciate your comments and support. I look forward to visiting you soon.
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Nice one. I find it amazing how cars and equipment can sit so long without anyone wanting or enforcing their removal.
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thank you Artemiy,
for your visit, comment and support.
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lol...
thank you...do you think the three was in any way influenced by the 3 cars??? 
have a good weekend and thanks for your visit. I will visit again in the next few days.
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hahahaa, yeah of course man. what r u thinkin 
i trully appreciate your visit.
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thanks frank, I appreciate your support.
More will be coming...I am just waiting for my computer to be repaired so that i can process again.
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thanks graham,
It did not take long at all...my nephew knew about them.
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