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Published: 2007-09-15 02:34:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1463; Favourites: 42; Downloads: 0
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"The Lady of the Lake's origins are probably ancient and pagan, like Morgan le Fay's, and she and Morgan may have ultimately derived from the same tradition. The first mention of Avalon, a magical island with which the Lady and Morgan are frequently associated, is in Geoffrey of Monmouth's Historia Regum Britanniae; Geoffrey says Arthur's sword Caliburn was forged there, and says Arthur was taken to the isle after his battle with Mordred to have his wounds healed."-----from Wikipedia------
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My pleasure beautiful work
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This is the first time I have heard Excalibur called Caliburn ..... Lovely image
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Opal
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"The name of Arthur's sword in Geoffrey of Monmouth. Later modified by the romancers into Excalibur. " It was also the first time I had seen that. Thanks
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Interesting....Great composition,i like ur style...
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Really unusual ..... surreal and yet to my taste
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Opal
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Definitely unusual for me. Thanks my friend
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Very surrealistic composition! Great work
Thank You very much for using my stock
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Thank you so much for the use of the wonderful stock. couldn't have done it without you. Have a great weekend
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Thanks so much. Trying some new things here so your comment was very much appreciated
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