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~☂✩ Tiffany Liem ✩☂~ said:

Excelent Capture and so awesome scenery L15+F5

_good evening for you, *Suzyesue *

best wishes and good luck always for you

regards from **_Tiffany Liem


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Michele Miccoli said:

Fantastic shot!

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Ciao from Italia!

Michele


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vise81 said:

GREAT!!! like

ciao, Francesco


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Buts_YV said:

Fantastic shot, exquisite picture LIKE- 25! My regards, greetings from Ukraine! Yuri.


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welcometoanapa said:

все смотрел по телевизору, как в Глостере ловят голубого тунца, не пойму где фотографии рыбалки ? у нас тоже ловят. но не тунца http://www.welcometoanapa.ru/fishing/


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Alireza Javaheri said:
  • Very good shot , very nice picture !
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tictac said:

Very powerful. L


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I.Bachmann said:

Cool.


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r.w.dawson said:

Bully Beef was what the Commonwealth Nations had instead of Spam during WWII. Canada and Australia both had a plentiful supply of beef which was then turned into canned Corned Beef. It took a little work on my part to figure out exactly what it was. Commonwealth troops complained about Bully Beef in much the same way as American troops complained about Spam. American troops who were stationed for any length of time in England also complained about Bully Beef and said that one of the benefits of going to the front was escaping the daily diet of Bully Beef that was served up in the U.K. I wonder who canned the Bully Beef and what happened to it after the war? If you really want to go old school on canned food products that were made for war time, grab yourself a can of Van Camp's Pork and Beans. It's the same recipe since the American Civil War.


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Buts_YV said:

Beautiful! LIKE-3! Many greetings, Buts_YV.


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