Winners of Theme of the Week: Wheel (photo)

Winners of Theme of the Week: Wheel, originally uploaded by I, Puzzled.

1st Place: Spinning Wheel
2nd Place: Native American Medicine Wheel
3rd Place: Doggles

This week's winners at Flickr's Theme of the Week Group.

Created with fd's Flickr Toys.

    From the weekend's playlist...

  • End of the Line─Travelling Wilburys
  • Where Have the Actors Gone─Sunny Wilkinson, vocal; Shelly Berg, piano─Morten Lauridsen: Northwest Journey
  • In The Summertime─Mungo Jerry
  • Jitterboogie─Michael Hedges
  • Changes─Phil Ochs (live)
  • Borderline─Camper Van Beethoven─Key Lime Pie
  • Rachmaninov: Concerto #2 In C Minor - Mov't 1. Moderato─Vladimir Ashkenazy, André Previn; London Symphony Orchestra
  • Hard Travelin’─Ramblin’ Jack Elliott (w/Jerry Jeff Walker)─Friends of Mine
  • America─Simon & Garfunkel─Almost Famous (soundtrack)

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Unknown said…
Great thoughts you got there, believe I may possibly try just some of it throughout my daily life.


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