Pictures, Pictures, Pictures
On January 25, 2009 by Steve With 747 Comments
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I’ve finally gotten around to uploading pictures from our visit the States in October and November. Â You can view them all on my Picasa Web Gallery. Â I’m still catching up from then and our most recent trip to the US, so expect more in the coming week. Â BTW, I’m also updating my photoblog, tinyPHOTONS!
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