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Vince
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« Et moi, même sans être ta soeur, je peux avoir aussi plein de belles photos en cadeau, juste comme ça??!!
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Date of comment: 2006-09-12 04:27 •« Vois-tu Angel, c’est passque c’est cheu nous, ça.
Date of comment: 2006-09-12 09:11 •I know, Vince, I do live in the nicest place...around here. But dammit, it lacks mountains, ocean, fog and orcas, ya know? (Yeah, you know, there was no way you were staying HERE)
All right, I hear the lesson and shall open my eyes to the beauty around me...the Fall better get in gear. »
« NYA: mais oui, tu n’as qu’à visiter une des galeries photo du site. Moi je choisirais l’Utah, si j’étais toi...
Non, sérieusement, si j’avais des photos d’Espagne, je serais heureux de te les dédier. Mais lors de mon dernier passage là-bas, je ne pensais qu’à voler en parapente et n’ai pas pris tellement de photos; et lors du précèdent, j’ai oublié mon sac photo entier dans une chambre d’hôtel à Madrid, Minolta x-700, 3 objectifs, flash, poignée revolver, moteur, doubleur, filtres Tonkin, etc. Du coup, je suis passé au numérique. Il y a du bon a tout. 
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Date of comment: 2006-09-12 15:45 •Sigrid: You’re making me feel bad. You know, the orcas were only small orcas. They were so small they managed to creep under the boat. I mean, we couldn’t see their eyes or claws or anything. And the mountains, well, sure they’re there. That’s because we’re sitting on the Pacific Ring of Fire. One big bunch of volcanoes in a circle, with mad tectonic plates underneath that are seeking one thing: world domination by earthquake. Oh and the fog. Yeah, the fog. Fog’s really cool when it lasts for days on end and you’re charging $11 a person for someone to ride a glass elevator - in the fog - to go visit a lookout tower with 72 windows opening wide unto... fog.