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Welcome to Ashline Lock
Peterborough, UK - Jamie - Thursday, October 20th, 2005 : goo
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Peter: 20th Oct 2005 - 16:07 GMT
awesome- im getting to where i really do enjoy the "show-and-tell" sort of posts, like this. i feel like ive just seen something that- though you see it every day- i may never get to see. and thats cool!
are these camphone? if so, theyre really good.
jamie: 20th Oct 2005 - 16:12 GMT
Yeah, they're from my Nokia 6230, this lock is at the end of my much fables think walk. This was probably be the last time i will visit this place. It's where i grew up. It's where i used to run to when things got too tough. But times have changed, my parents will no longer be living locally to this place. It's a fitting juncture to end my love affair with this particular riverside. I have new thought to think in new places, as yet undiscovered.
jeeff: 20th Oct 2005 - 20:07 GMT
with a tiny bit of work you could make the sign say "welcome to asinine lock"
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