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Aug 12, 2005

I hope it does make it more interesting in the end. In the meantime, I really do need to take more photographs so please contact me if you're interested in participating: cmaybotz@hotmail.com

All photos in this article are the copyrighted property of Corinne Botz.

Courtyard	Barbra's House (mantle), New York State	Barbra's House (cage), New York State	Safety Object	Bruce Kirkby with Camel
Richard and Mary, Michigan	Big Bird and friends		Kasia and Sasha, Illinois	nursingkittens
Confederate General Stephen Ramseur	Puzzles

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14. Sep 14, 2005 7:43 PM
In response to Re: Re: my thoughts posted by dianne50:

Hi,

Glad things are moving along with your house.

I'm looking forwa ...

-- posted by Ravenlea

13. Sep 14, 2005 4:42 PM
In response to Re: my thoughts posted by Ravenlea:

Hi Kathrine yes the renovations are nearly finished we are just waiting on our k ...

-- posted by dianne50

12. Sep 13, 2005 1:19 PM
In response to my thoughts posted by dianne50:

Hi,

Nice to hear from you. Thanks so much for sharing your responses to the pho ...

-- posted by Ravenlea

11. Sep 10, 2005 9:19 PM
I have just looked at the photos and they were quite interesting l have a collection of thoughts on them,but that is only my point of view.
The Building looking up at the sky l feel that you are hid ...

-- posted by dianne50

10. Sep 6, 2005 8:11 AM
In response to The experience of being photographed.... posted by bellspirit:

Hi Robyn,

Thank you so much for sharing your exp ...

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