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    Carolyn at the snowline: by deepsouthrugby, Views[247]
         		 First night, spent up in the forest around Kendal, in the Lakes District: by wilski, Views[1255]
         		 666kms on the clock just as I'm about to leave for the North! Creepy.: by wilski, Views[551]
         		 Holly making my bike look good.: by wilski, Views[1044]
         		 Luke May, gypsy bare-knuckle boxing champion.: by wilski, Views[1639]
     
    The Banbury Folk Festival, my fantastic pals Luke and Holly headlined on Friday :): by wilski, Views[538]
         		 Back to Middleton Cheney, hanging out at The New Inn with Timms. Everyone insists on wearing my helmet. Why, what's with that?! It's ugly!: by wilski, Views[383]
         		 Morning dog wakes me up and makes hangover go away. Morning dog rocks.: by wilski, Views[379]
         		 End of the night, everyone is noticeably sad to see me leave :(: by wilski, Views[385]
         		 Aleks, from Switzerland, doing a fantastic moose impression. That hat unleashes the inner animal in people.: by wilski, Views[438]
     
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    Beau Maris castle, Wales: by brettcooke, Views[700]
         		 Cookie's Birthday curry buffet! Now that was exciting : by brettcooke, Views[958]
         		 D, overwhelmed by the excitement and beauty of Blackpool: by brettcooke, Views[705]
         		 For a country that doesn't like the French much...their tower sure looks a lot like another you may have seen before..hmmm: by brettcooke, Views[665]
         		 The rides: by brettcooke, Views[648]
     
    THE tram: by brettcooke, Views[333]
         		 THE lights, and THE tower: by brettcooke, Views[387]
         		 Cookie kicking ass at air hockey: by brettcooke, Views[410]
         		 Blackpool amusements: by brettcooke, Views[494]
         		 U.K. flag: by brettcooke, Views[324]
     
    Cookie...look at those blue eyes: by brettcooke, Views[384]
         		 D: by brettcooke, Views[301]
         		 Lake cruise: by brettcooke, Views[305]
         		 Lake District: by brettcooke, Views[382]
         		 Hey, what are you looking at?: by brettcooke, Views[339]
     
    Lake Windermere, Lake District: by brettcooke, Views[398]
         		 Another Place: by brettcooke, Views[291]
         		 group shot: by brettcooke, Views[348]
         		 being cheeky with Antony Gormley's art exhibit...Another Place: by brettcooke, Views[476]
         		 cool door: by brettcooke, Views[324]
     
    mirror box fun: by brettcooke, Views[384]
         		 nice stack: by brettcooke, Views[320]
         		 Tate Museum of modern art...is Cookie shrinking or is the art getting bigger?: by brettcooke, Views[349]
         		 Lambanana...?: by brettcooke, Views[337]
         		 making Liverpool fun: by brettcooke, Views[370]
     
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    Caves dot the cliffs in several sections of the old road we took. Ramadan and Ishmael were telling me that bigger caves served as hiding posts for Libyan freedom fighters during the Italian occupation. The rugged terrain around these parts also served as an ambush zone whenever the Italian army pass the trail. : by lcabahug, Views[330]
    Caves dot the cliffs in several sections of the old road we took. Ramadan and Ishmael were telling me that bigger caves served as hiding posts for Libyan freedom fighters during the Italian occupation. The rugged terrain around these parts also served as an ambush zone whenever the Italian army pass the trail.

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