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Very nice photos, Kuya Lance. :)
ReplyDelete(I really need to come up with a word to replace "nice" in this context. I prefer its old use, as a synonym for "accurate.")
Thanks, Abby! (So that was the former use of the word—that's "nice" to know.)
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