In the Lap of Buddha

rethyJanuary 18, 2021Photography, Saigon, Seasonal Ponderings, Travel, Vietnam#buddha #meditative #vietnam #buddhistpagodas

Seeking solace and comfort

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shoreacres says:

January 18, 2021 at 11:39 am

What delightful photos, and what a wise kitty, to find such a place to rest!

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