the very first ringing of the bell begins the holiday.
—
“softly the loud peal dies,
in passing winds it drowns,
but breathes, like perfect joys,
tender tones.”
-tennyson
Aug7
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Neat idea, especially when you have as a large flock as you do. I assume you use it to call all together for whatever purpose. Very cool.
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yes, exactly for that reason. and just to be cool.
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…for whom the bell tolls ☺️
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yes)
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Enjoy!!
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will do!
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What an expression of pure joy, Beth!! 🙂
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so right, robin )
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Perfect quote to capture this. Or perfect picture to capture the quote.
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naturally fit together )
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Nice!
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ringggggggg!
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Beautiful, Beth 🙂
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thank you, kelly –
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Always, Beth 🙂
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What lake are you on???? 🙂
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Glen lake by the sleeping bear dunes
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got a little tingle reading those lines- love bells and Tennyson. Have a fantastic holiday!
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me too and thank you )
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