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Buttony 4
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Submitted bywolfnighthunter
AddedDec 04 2008
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Description Button cup and ring carvings

Posted Comments:

AngieLake
(2008-12-05)
These look as if they were chiselled out yesterday! Lovely pic..
nicoladidsbury
(2008-12-07)
Magic, love the colours.
wolfnighthunter
(2008-12-07)
The brown is where the pine needles were lying, and the green is where the rock is exposed to the moss. That is a question i am always asked, why the green then brown..lol
alastor
(2009-02-21)
One of the most wonderful rock-art photographs I have ever seen !!!

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