I was thinking a topic called 'My passion' would be intereresting. Could be anything that really gets someone motivated, spot in the garden that they are working on, favourite craft, furniture restoration piece, scrapbooking page. Just anything at all that really gives the heart a few flutters
Rules
1) Keep it (reasonably) clean! We don't want to offend the mods. 
2) You must take the photo yourself.
3) You can digitally enhance the photo with filters, embellishments etc
4) If you have any concerns about the validity of an entry PM me and I'll take a discreet look
5) Most kudos wins.
6) Winner chooses next theme
7) Winner announced Monday evening 3rd March (holy carp, can you believe it's March already 
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Im pretty passionate about my pets. I dont have kids so these babies are my world
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@chuk_77 wrote:Let the dorkiness begin. This is my passion, I only have 87 at the moment and most are mint. My prized smurf is my gold thread christmas wreath. He is worth $250 and is very rare. I paid $36.00 for him. Go me. All original, no touch up and original thread.
My goal is to have the history smurfs but they are a bit out of my price range right now.
Astro down there is actually mint, his helmet isnt broke, its never been attached ๐
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we used to have a smurfette here
I guess it is no secret that Ancestry and cemeteries are my passion..........this is at Bagdad.
This is Broadmarsh.................hubbys family owned the land as far as the eye can see from this church.
I love this one............not necessarily for its beauty but because of its history.
You will notice all the graves are facing in differing directions..........legend goes there was a rift between two of the biggest families in this area...........and they carried it to the grave...........and refused to be buried facing anyone in the opposing family...............and some just wanted to be buried overlooking their properties.
It is taken at Red Hills.
