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Submitted by: Tadas Trinkunas [m@k@s@s]

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From: domel · domeldoom·at·interia.pl  Link
Submitted April 15th 2008

Hi
Nice picture but...: three rods, set for three persons and who was driving a car? Accorrding to glass from the photo :-)


From: Ripley Davenport · info·at·davenport-davenport.com  Link
Submitted April 14th 2008

Wonderful picture.
I think we should get together soon. Do you fancy visiting Denmark?

Ripley


From: Tadas Trinkunas [m@k@s@s] · tadas.t·at·blog.lt  Link
Submitted April 13th 2008

Next time we will fix this mistake ;)


From: Laimonas · laimonas·at·flyfishing.lt  Link
Submitted April 13th 2008

Without me...Again... :A :E



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