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John's Waterfall - Food & New Product Show979 viewsJohn Bushby made us the most wonderful POI waterfall using plywood and his favorite foam stuff. The POI letters glowed with a green light from below. It was truly magnificent.
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Catherine's Palace, Pushkin979 viewsOur guide, Maria, was somehow able to bypass this queue of tourists waiting outside the Palace. We went in the "exit," and zipped right through the Palace to the Amber Room.
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Straight lines979 views
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The two Chrisses978 viewsThe two Chrisses at Eric's funeral - October 2003
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Marjorie and Sarah978 viewsMarjorie and Sarah at The Feathers, Ledbury, before Sarah's return to Australia (again)
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Get Ready Here it Comes978 viewsOur poi dog treat t-shirt
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Bromsgrove Cemetery977 viewsPlots OLD-O-43 and OLD-O-44 are in the grassy area in the foreground, just to the left (in the photograph) of the vertical gravestone. They are slightly to the left of the lone daffodil plant.
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Kiko on A Summer Afternoon977 viewsWimbledon final, so Marjorie is glued to the television set.
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Poi Products Stand977 viewsK-Mart and Marukai both wanted us to build our own stands to group Poi Company products together. This is the protype that John Bushby built in the factory.
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Shirley and John Walsh on the steps of Leland Powers School977 viewsMy parents met at Leland Powers in Boston. I don't know if this is a school photograph or not. The mystery, at least to me, is what happened to the person above my father whose face has been scraped away? My mother Shirley is on the lowest step (left) and my father John Walsh on the same step (right). One of my mother's friends from Hawaii, Barbara (Bappy) Pickup, is sitting on the top step. Circa 1948.
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Marjorie and the Fire Extinguisher976 viewsMarjorie testing an out-of-date fire extinguisher. Vic runs in to remind Marjorie not to hold the nozzle as it gets very cold and your hand can freeze to it.
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Tapa and the Hay976 viewsA summer afternoon. We went to look at the neighbor farmer's hay. Tapa loved the experience of walking in the funny grass.
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