Yahoo !

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Daytona Beach Area

Funny, yahoo discontinued both their photos and auction services so I had to migrate everything to flickr / photobucket. I'm not too crazy about either one of them right now since I can't embed my photo albums into my blog. Oh well, life goes on. Stay encouraged we're all in this together.

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