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If you wonder why your pictures/comment are gone...this area is still English only 
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Corrected before you took any pictures awaygatso76 wrote:If you wonder why your pictures/comment are gone...this area is still English only
Some photos I made today
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Sorry maybe EHSB 21-09-08 was a better place.
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Sorry maybe EHSB 21-09-08 was a better place.
For al my photos: http://www.flickriver.com/photos/bestofcanoneos/
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Hi all,
apologies for bumping this old topic back to the top of the list. I am just figuring out how this picture-hosting and -posting works....If my pictures show, then this will actually be my first ever picturepost on the web.
These shots were taken in Oosterbeek from the improvised parking lot (fields really) next to Oosterbeek train station and close to the war cemetary where the sunday ceremony took place. Unfortunately, the sky was rather hazy.
Feel free to comment, especially as this is my first picturepost.
Regards,
Bas van Oorschot
apologies for bumping this old topic back to the top of the list. I am just figuring out how this picture-hosting and -posting works....If my pictures show, then this will actually be my first ever picturepost on the web.
These shots were taken in Oosterbeek from the improvised parking lot (fields really) next to Oosterbeek train station and close to the war cemetary where the sunday ceremony took place. Unfortunately, the sky was rather hazy.
Feel free to comment, especially as this is my first picturepost.
Regards,
Bas van Oorschot
