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Walsh Family Line-Up932 viewsMy parents -- Shirley Walsh and John Walsh -- and uncle Dudley Walsh standing with me (in garish V-neck sweater) in New Hampshire. Thanksgiving vacation of my first year at Rensselaer, November 1966.
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Is this a sign?932 viewsAnother scenic view on our drive in Germany
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Part of the Daily Telegraph garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in infra red932 views
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Shauna and Craig931 viewsSt. Patrick's Day - 2005
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Marjorie in the Lobby of the Madinat Jumeriah931 viewsChecking in to our villa in the Dar Al Masyaf.
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Cao Dai Temple, Viet Nam931 views"The central philosophy of Cao Daism pertains to the duty that the faithful perform for themselves, their family, society and the world at large. Much like Confucianism, this element of the Philosophy pertains to how the individual functions within the context of the community."
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Wire Management - Andaz Liverpool Street Hotel931 viewsThere were no plug sockets (power points) near the desk in our suite in the Andaz Liverpool Street Hotel. To plug in my laptop and cell phone I lifted the top on this little box, to the left of the desk, and found this tangle of wires. I had to use my laptop elsewhere in the room.
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The Parish Church of Saint Mary, Tenbury Wells930 views
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Japanese and Indian Athletes - 2006 Winter Olympics930 viewsOpening ceremony at the Stadio Olimpico, February 10 2006
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The Six Pears930 viewsWe bought these six pears from Solstice in London. They're from France, and the tips of the stems have been sealed with red wax. But the pears looked a bit beat up when they arrived (I took this photograph shortly after we opened the box). They taste great --- but I'm not overly fond of all the cuts and bruises.
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The DVD's From The States930 viewsMarjorie and I miss "Survivor" and "Amazing Race," neither of which are shown in the UK. (Although they've recently started to show the latter here.) I found a gentleman on Elance to record the two programmes for me on DVD's. As you can see, we're not exactly on top of watching them.
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