My View Is Better Than Yours – Wordless Wednesday

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Hernando de Soto Bridge – on Mississippi River!
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Another angle! (Since I yet again couldn’t choose which one out of these two to post!)

This post is in response to the Wordless Wednesday prompt on WordPress where a “picture says a thousand words!” 

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  1. that picture is like a million words.

    One of them is “I Want to go there…”

    hold up…

    that’s five words…

    well I’ll just smush it alltogether….

    “Iwanttogothere”👍👍👍

    1. Oh yes! It’s actually supposed to be at where you see the first line of trees! #fingersCrossed We are still a little below the flooding line! 😉

      1. I’m a bit nervous about going back to work next month since that’s about the time the river floods up here.

  2. Love the view. It’s so strange to see the trees growing out of the water since I live in the desert and they are always on the land here.

    1. It’s the flooding season here – It’s actually supposed to be at where you see the first line of trees! #fingersCrossed We are still a little below the flooding line! 😉

      Thank you so much for stopping by!❤️❤️

        1. Thank you!❤️❤️

          Oh yeah, it is a regular affair every year here in Memphis! (Thanks to the Mississippi River) and since we stay at a place which is located just right at the banks, it gets a little high for comfort!

          1. I didn’t realize it was a regular thing. I thought flooding season was like a phrase for when especially bad storms hit. And certainly not in Tennessee which I thought was enough away from the sea and hurricanes not to have those kind of problems. I learn something new everyday. Makes the picture cooler now that I know a bit about it and flooding season.

          2. IKR! Who would have thought!
            Thanks to the “rains” – Mississippi river does flood, especially during this part of the year. On a brighter side – there is a bonus of good photos tho! 😉

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