Water Goddess, The Mother of Rivers

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slow-moving stream, and there she was.I love photography, and she made it so easy, posing as she was. All that was necessary was to rotate the photo one turn to bring her out.I can see a very womanly shape, a head, and a lovely skull necklace.Reflections fascinate

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me. The water was perfectly still near the banks, reflecting all the flora bursting from the moist soils along the edges.I don’t know much about Greek mythology, but I can spot a water goddess when I see one!I hope you enjoy her as much as I did discovering her.</article></body>

Water Goddess, The Mother of Rivers

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Tethys is her name. I met her in Southern Oregon. I was sitting by a slow-moving stream, and there she was.

I love photography, and she made it so easy, posing as she was. All that was necessary was to rotate the photo one turn to bring her out.

I can see a very womanly shape, a head, and a lovely skull necklace.

Reflections fascinate me. The water was perfectly still near the banks, reflecting all the flora bursting from the moist soils along the edges.

I don’t know much about Greek mythology, but I can spot a water goddess when I see one!

I hope you enjoy her as much as I did discovering her.