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Subject: Re: Photo Post Anniversary

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Jim Scott

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Date Posted: 18:59:07 01/16/14 Thu
In reply to: Dang Fool 's message, "Photo Post Anniversary" on 13:39:51 01/10/14 Fri

The trailer in today's Photo Post could have used a little more traction. The rear wheels were just too "Lite".

Jim

>One year (and a week or so) ago, Wes started his Photo
>Post feature. It was a New Year's Resolution and by
>far one of the best kept ones.
>
>While I've enjoyed them each week, they also make for
>a fascinating review when I looked back over the past
>year. I'm sure I'm not the only one to enjoy them.
>Maybe others will want to mention their favorite of
>2013?
>
>The only New Year's Resolution I managed to keep was
>the time I vowed to not make anymore resolutions.
>Gratz Wes!

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Author: sam [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 23:20:56 01/16/14 Thu >The trailer in today's Photo Post could have used a >little more traction. The rear wheels were just too >"Lite". Groan!