Kefalari
(Northern Athens)

Run 1551 (Sunday 23th September 2007)

Hare: Prickly Bush

Photographer: Prickly Bush

 

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Setting the trail. Is there any forest not burnt

 

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Chatting before the circle

 

A windswept circle

 

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Running on blue and ash

 

Total devastation

 

Graffiti Check point

 

Returning from a double falsie

 

Chief, Karma Kanic and Love Bug eventually arrive

 

New beginings

 

Chatting on trail

 

One of Kifissia's finest residences

 

Hashing through the scrubland

 

Bones overtakes Love Bug

 

Cyclamen hederifolium

 

Where is the on in

 

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The circle

 

Black Mamba Receives a DIO on Zaks behalf for deficating on trail

 

DIO's for late arrivals

 

Karma Kanic asks the RA for permission to marry Love Bug

 

RA Fair Cop gives his blessing to Karma Kanic

 

Love Bug shows off the gems

 

DIO for Karma Kanic and Love Bug

 

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Taverna

 

Black Mamba, Coke Dealer, Bones and hash vigin Vicky

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTES

To save a photo to your disk drive:
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(1) Right-click your mouse on the photo
(2) A menu appears
(3) Click on "Save Picture As" (or "Save Image")
(4) Pull-down the "Save In" menu (click the down-arrow)
(5) Double-click on a disk drive letter (to choose a drive)
(6) Double click on a directory icon (if applicable)
(7) Type in a File name of your choice for the picture
(8) Click Save

To send the photo by e-mail as an attachment:
- Outlook Express -

(1) Click the "Create Mail" button to start a new e-mail
(2) Click Insert > File Attachment
(3) Pull-down the "Look In" menu (click the down arrow)
(4) Double-click on a disk drive letter (to choose the drive)
(5) Double click on a directory icon (if applicable)
(6) Click on the photo file name to highlight it
(7) Click "Attach" to attach the photo to the e-mail

                                                                            MD Feb. 2006



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