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Picture taken a day with little activity in the murky water.


Denmark Eastcoast of Sealand

Submitted by: Allan Overgaard

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From: Allan Overgaard · surferallan·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted March 13th 2009

Martin.
I really dont know what i was thinking, offcourse its mUrky.
Sometimes its better to be quiet and let people think you are a wise man, instead of speaking and prove the opposite ;-)

Regards Allan

Ps. Just checked with the translator, looks like i have invented a brand new word... MERKY... go figure.
:-)


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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted March 12th 2009

Allan,

I was the one who edited the text... it's been edited back to your original.
Can I ask: what is merky?
I was sure it was murky misspelled.

Martin


From: Allan Overgaard · surferallan·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted March 11th 2009

Hmm The text should have read, mErky water.

/Allan



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