Abingdon Louisiana
Somebody said that the trees poking out of the water looked like scenes from Louisiana.
The path was in some places above Wellington Boot height and needed careful wading.
posted by Backstreeter | 22:45
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Friday, 12 January 2007
Somebody said that the trees poking out of the water looked like scenes from Louisiana.
The path was in some places above Wellington Boot height and needed careful wading.
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