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Topic: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

ENJOY !

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Re: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

Fantastic. Especially # 7438. 7474 is a close second.

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Re: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

Love the pics of the kid watching the concert.

Also really like 7351, 7195, 7415. Of course, they're all fantastic, as usual.

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Re: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

they are ALL great.... but my favourite one is one of Bogie...

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Re: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

You did a great job in capturing the moment with your photo!!!
Thanks for posting.

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Re: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

Thanks for sharing, Garth!  I like 7125.

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Re: OMAHA PHOTOS: Playing With Fire 7.15.06

THX TARA !
7125 is my FAV too !

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