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01/05/2014

Trip to Turkey!

I noted that one of my new friends in Turkey made a post about my lecture.

The post is here:  http://revised-ideas.blogspot.com/2013/12/conference-victoria-meyers-and.html

I have many amazing and beautiful shots of Turkey to share on my blog, and on facebook! Soon!

Hack Make!

Roof.7

 

 

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