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Old 05-04-07, 01:00
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I found these two images in one image while studying my Irish images. This at Yeats' Churchyard in Drumcliffe on the west side of Ireland.
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Nice photos anyway you cut it.
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My thanks for t he kind words, Ina. I do appreciate it.

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