He is brought to the river accompanied by much fanfare and throwing of red powder. Final offerings are made.
posted by Ross Madgwick at 4:00 AM
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
He is brought to the river accompanied by much fanfare and throwing of red powder. Final offerings are made.
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- Name: Ross Madgwick
- Location: Taunton, Somerset, United Kingdom
Currently resident in Somerset and Oxfordshire in the UK with some deeply ingrained African dirt. I just love the outdoors - which is a vital part of my life. I am doing up my Georgian house in Taunton - but (much) more slowly than it's value decreases. The garden looks good though! I take things very literally - and people tell me I have the communication problem!!
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