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Monday, May 26, 2008

Balticon Photos


I've posted our photos from Balticon including shots of Michael Flynn, Connie Willis, Walter Jon Williams, Urban Tapestry (the music guests of honor), and Karl Scroeder, plus a photoset of the nearby Oregon Ridge Nature Center.

David Hartwell & Karl Schroeder in the dealers' room
David Hartwell & Karl Schroeder in the dealer's room

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kids w/ Gameboys

Oregon Ridge Nature Center
Peter & David explore the swamp at the nature center

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