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« Photo-Dialogue 2010 - Where Now? | Main | Christmas Wishes »
Thursday
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Edinburgh Hogmanay 

DateThursday, December 31, 2009 at 5:48PM

I was just trying to take a nice, conventional, snowy Hogmanay image of Edinburgh Castle from Prince's Street when suddenly..... a roaring noise, bright lights, diesel fumes.... and.....hey, some you win.....!

C'mon, what else did you expect???

Best wishes to all for 2010!!!

 

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