Dutchman's Breeches.....

juanital

17 years ago

Found at park...I thought they looked like an upside down tooth decoration, lol...

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rcnaylor
17 years ago
Neat photo, I like the top one best.
luvtosharedivs
17 years ago
Fantastic close-up!

Julie
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eric_wa
17 years ago
Wouldn't that be Dutchman's Bridges (dentures)

Nice photo!

Eric

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