it was definately a quasi-hike as wooden-risers marked every step of the way, especially when they weren't needed
posted by David_Weinstein at 2:15 AM
Thursday, March 30, 2006
it was definately a quasi-hike as wooden-risers marked every step of the way, especially when they weren't needed
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- Name: David_Weinstein
- Location: abu-cho, yamaguchi-ken, Japan
i'm a displaced Boulderite now gallivanting in japan, trying to figure out what the hell to do for the rest of my life. if you have any good suggestions, tasukete kudasai
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1 Comments:
I really like this one. I like the confetti like camelias along the path.
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