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My Wading Jacket Blues
None of the jackets I ever owned fit my bill for a perfect jacket
By
Martin Joergensen
All 13 pictures
A favorite: the Nomad jacket
Au naturel
Blue
Blueish green
Brownish olive
Chest pack
Contrast
Dull green
Dull olive
Happy and comfortable
Rain
Raindrops are falling
Red?
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