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September 23, 2012 irwin

On then to Dennington. Easily confused with
Darlington, what with both starting with the letter ‘D’

The Russians will attack down this avenue of trees…
Shiny.
A building I am hoping was the conveniences
Corangamite KlickersDenningtonphotographytrees

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