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That really, really really sucks.

Is there any way you can recover this from your computer's hard drive? Was it only stored on the flash drive?

Sounds intriguing to me.

Especially the grenade called Heaven. Brilliant.

This is a really cool topic. I don't know why, but this sort of thing really intrigues me.

Here's the modern day version of the caravan I want:

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This actually isn't a scam. I have several poems published by them. Yes I bought all but one of the books but when I got them, they were not cheaply made and 100% genuine and nice looking. I didn't have to buy them but did anyway. It's not a scam and I'm proud of that fact that for years now I've been a published poet. So it's not a scam and I don't know why anyone would think it is.

It is a scam--you just got suckered into buying it You paid for the opportunity to call yourself a published poet--that's how it works.

In the case of break ups, I see no difference between hope and wishing. The truth is, you will continue hoping you will get back together until enough time has passed where you no longer care. Hope is a crutch to assuage the pain of the break up, and will be cast aside when it is no longer needed.

I'm pretty curious to read successive chapters, OP. You're piquing my interest with this one.

Question: how do you get that....finished quality? Does that make sense? I get framing and composition and all that, but do you alter the contrast or colors or anything? It's like these same pictures of the same objects, composed the same way in the same lighting, still wouldn't look the same on the average person's camera.

Bad ass. Especially love the Yosemite ones since I've been there!

And Iceland's on my list too. Great work.

Just as a forewarning, "Gimp" is rather hard to use. If you have access to Photoshop or Photoshop Express, that will probably be much easier. Good luck!

It wasn't until the very end of your post that I realized by "date" you meant a timestamp, not a person!

There is a free photo editing tool called "The Gimp" that you could try to remove the date. Something like a blend or clone brush that lets you use sections of the photo to paint over other sections in an effort to cover it up.