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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
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- Steve Borichevsky
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4 comments:
Beautiful colors Steve. Looks like a lovely town.
Ahh yes, one of my favorite places to go for an afternoon or evening. Beautiful pictures Steve. I love all the rust colors of the foliage right now.
The guy on the tugboat sure does put things in perspective when it comes to the actual size of the boat.
Sharon
Just beautiful photographs of a beautiful place Steve!
We have been spoiled by the protracted colors along. The oaks have really come through for us this year. We jsut took a day trip up to York. I was happy to see these colors all the way up through NH and ME.
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