Ready for More? 35 Years (and Ticking) Photo Session

Thread starter Borek
Start date Nov 10, 2019
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The discussion centers around congratulating Borek on a significant achievement, which is primarily attributed to his wife. Participants express admiration for the couple's matching wedding photos, highlighting the creativity and thoughtfulness behind them. There is also curiosity from newer members about the identities of the individuals involved in the celebration.

Nov 10, 2019

Borek

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Some of you have already seen another picture from this session on fb, but there is more

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Nov 10, 2019

Greg Bernhardt

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Congrats @Borek, quite the accomplishment!

Nov 10, 2019

berkeman

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Awesome, @Borek that is an amazing accomplishment for you both. Well, mostly for your wife...

Nov 14, 2019

Evo

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Congratulations to you both, love how you did the matching photos from the wedding.

Nov 14, 2019

Dr.D

Who are these folks? Some of us got here late.

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