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The art of recycling....




For  An evergreen aromatic bathroom!!!



 Ringrazio Enrico Russino de Gli Aromi di Scicli per avermi concesso la possibilità di scattare e pubblicare queste fotografie...certa di essere perdonata per la stessa (auto)ironica visione della vita!!



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Thanks to Enrico Russino from GLI AROMI in Scicli for giving me the possibility to take and publish these photoes. I'm sure he will forgive me..sharing the same (self)ironic vison of life!


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  1. Anche io tempo fa ho fotografato "i contenitori per piante aromatiche" di Enrico, lanciando un sondaggio finito in pareggio!!
    http://www.verdeinsiemeweb.com/2013/03/contenitori-per-piante-aromatiche.html

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    1. grazie Marcella per aver lasciato un commento...così ho scoperto il tuo blog..super interessante x chi come me ,e come ho già scritto più volte.....nella botanica ha il(uno dei vari) proprio Tallone di Achille. Buon lavoro. Tiseguirò..

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