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Some from Da Boss on the trip to Key West/Dry Tortugas...

Discussion in 'Landscapes, Architecture, and Cityscapes' started by Backdoctor, Aug 8, 2005.

  1. Backdoctor

    Backdoctor

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    I think she's doing great. What do you think?
     
    Backdoctor, Aug 8, 2005
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  2. SRA

    SRA

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    Jul 29, 2005
    Orem, Utah
    It looks like a great time. And no one around???
     
    SRA, Aug 8, 2005
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  3. mike mac

    mike mac

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    Jan 25, 2005
    East Norriton, PA
    Tell Da Boss she did real good she is on her way to being a cafe regular
     
    mike mac, Aug 8, 2005
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  4. eng45ine

    eng45ine

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    May 11, 2005
    Chicago, IL
    Da Boss done good...real good! :D 
     
    eng45ine, Aug 8, 2005
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  5. Shecks

    Shecks

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    Jul 23, 2005
    Moorestown, NJ
    As I recall, the Fort on Dry Tortugas, your first picture, is said to be the largest brick structure in the western hemisphere. Strange claim for a small island west of Key West. Very picturesque place...

    Tom
     
    Shecks, Aug 8, 2005
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  6. Gale

    Gale

    978
    Jan 26, 2005
    Viera Fl
    Excellent Mary

    Doing better than me :>)))
     
    Gale, Aug 8, 2005
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  7. greyflash

    greyflash Subscribing Member

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    Jan 29, 2005
    St. George, Utah
    My compliments to your bride Harris.
     
    greyflash, Aug 8, 2005
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  8. Backdoctor

    Backdoctor

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    Jan 25, 2005
    South Florida
    Thanks all, she'll appreciate the kind words.

    Tom, yes, Fort Jefferson is the largest brick structure in the western hemisphere. Amazing how it is so solid and still up after all these years.
     
    Backdoctor, Aug 9, 2005
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