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Monday, August 29, 2011
The mill race with conveyor track
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The mill race with conveyor track
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Special pic for Rudi. Fungus on a fallen log lying...
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Colourful pick up - a butterfly in Clio's hand
A kiss under the Mistletoe!!
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Tea on a sheltered spot above the path, just befor...
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