Photos from Milwaukee
by Scott Hardie on October 4, 2006
Some of these didn't come out as well as I'd hoped (many were snapped from a moving vehicle), but I'm putting them up anyway.
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Two Replies to Photos from Milwaukee
Scott Hardie | October 12, 2006
I will if I talk to him. Contact came through Matt. I'm not avoiding him; I'm just crazy-busy.
Ryan asked about you and was happy to hear that you and family are well out there.
I'm just glad I finally found a free minute to get all the photos off to a separate page so they weren't dragging the Recent Posts page any more. This is my first five minutes at a keyboard in a week. :-(
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