This postcard was given to 56572 by Glenace Metcalfe. It's not that rare yet, yet it is. Who can date it?
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Sunday, August 7, 2005
Name the blonde on the left; is that you Glenace?
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1 comment:
This pic is so awesome... I actually remember that mural painted on what is now the Lakeland Properties building.. must have been back in the days when we first bought the cabin at Bagley Bay
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