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Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Trinoc*con Photos & Others

I've got a bunch of photos up on Flickr from Trinoc*con where David was Toastmaster.

Dan Reid & Gene Wolfe

Dan Reid & Gene Wolfe.

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John Kessel, Kathryn Cramer, & Keith Farrell.

But wait, there's more! Many more pix from North Carolina!

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Me & Chimney Rock.

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David & Peter at Biltmore.

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Elizabeth with her daddy in the gardens a Biltmore.

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