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Apr 22
   Vintage! This is a random post. The year was 2005...

From the peaceful suburbs...

)arrow Everything considered, time doesn’t flow much faster in Beloeil, QC, than in it did in Little Cayman, KY. This moon is rising over Mont St-Hilaire, right across the Richelieu river... R.A.S. (N.T.R.)

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2005-04-22 11:20 • Posted in Photoblogs:

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  • 1 - LC Survivor says:

    « Great shot.
    That’s what I want to see!
    Photos from Montreal and the surrounding area - you’ve got the camera so you might as well use it! »

    Date of comment: 2005-04-22 13:46 •

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Random Entry: 2006 Vancouver Celebration of Light ~  
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Oct 28

Clouds proving that nature always beats fiction

A long rainy day, and at the last minute, magic. This is for Emma, in a very humble attempt at making us dream and wander, and be free. Thanks Emma!

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2006-10-28 16:32 • Posted in Photoblogs:

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  • 1 - NewYorkangel says:

    « Woowwwww!! Just Wowww!!...
    :-) ;-) »

    Date of comment: 2006-10-29 01:36 •
  • 2 - Anonymous says:

    « Just like you said, NewYorkangel.
    And the symphony in blue is pure miracle. »

    Date of comment: 2006-10-29 05:47 •
  • 3 - Vince says:

    « All right, all right, let’s not get too excited here. I’m torn between two movie quotes for you, one would be « Zip it! » and the other would be « Bzzzz, Bzzzzzz ». But of course, you’d have to have seen the movies... ;-) »

    Date of comment: 2006-10-29 09:47 •
  • 4 - Sigrid says:

    « C’est seulement juste vachement super quand même. »

    Date of comment: 2006-10-30 05:36 •

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