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Virrginia Tombola

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01-20-2009 20:43

I truly don't know what to make of these tattered photographs that I found washed up on the beaches of Caledon Lionsgate. Someone apparently took these with one of the newer Expeditiously Developing cameras that the ingenious Mr. Kodak has so recently patented. They appear to have been taken just to the Northeast of Port Caledon, judging by the buildings one can see in the background of the first. The second photograph is even more inexplicable, as it seems to have been taken underwater--no doubt by one of our local Intrepid Explorers with some clever Aquatic Submersible Conveyance.

But why were these photographs so casually discarded? And more to the point, what on Earth are they of? I fear these questions may have to be unanswered at this time, but all I know is that sailor would not be unwise to exercise All Due Caution when navigating the waters of the Caledon Firth

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Fender Strangelove

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Join date: 19 Nov 2005

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01-22-2009 04:44

From: Virrginia Tombola

I truly don't know what to make of these tattered photographs that I found washed up on the beaches of Caledon Lionsgate. Someone apparently took these with one of the newer Expeditiously Developing cameras that the ingenious Mr. Kodak has so recently patented. They appear to have been taken just to the Northeast of Port Caledon, judging by the buildings one can see in the background of the first. The second photograph is even more inexplicable, as it seems to have been taken underwater--no doubt by one of our local Intrepid Explorers with some clever Aquatic Submersible Conveyance.

But why were these photographs so casually discarded? And more to the point, what on Earth are they of? I fear these questions may have to be unanswered at this time, but all I know is that sailor would not be unwise to exercise All Due Caution when navigating the waters of the Caledon Firth

"My goodness, what an excellent Loch Ness," said the monster to the artist.

Imnotgoing Sideways

Can't outlaw cute! =^-^=

Join date: 17 Nov 2007

Posts: 4,694

01-22-2009 04:54

If you squint your eyes and tilt your head to the left, I think you can see Magellan Linden in that first pic. (^_^)

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George Standish

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Join date: 12 Aug 2006

Posts: 124

01-22-2009 19:01

This has got to be the greatest SL find ever!

Lucky you! I do hope you show this to people with the experience to solve this very interesting mystery. Please keep us up to date.

Strange Sightings about Lionsgate
Virrginia Tombola Equestrienne Join date: 10 Nov 2006 Posts: 938	01-20-2009 20:43 I truly don't know what to make of these tattered photographs that I found washed up on the beaches of Caledon Lionsgate. Someone apparently took these with one of the newer Expeditiously Developing cameras that the ingenious Mr. Kodak has so recently patented. They appear to have been taken just to the Northeast of Port Caledon, judging by the buildings one can see in the background of the first. The second photograph is even more inexplicable, as it seems to have been taken underwater--no doubt by one of our local Intrepid Explorers with some clever Aquatic Submersible Conveyance. But why were these photographs so casually discarded? And more to the point, what on Earth are they of? I fear these questions may have to be unanswered at this time, but all I know is that sailor would not be unwise to exercise All Due Caution when navigating the waters of the Caledon Firth _____________________ Horses, Carriages, Modern and Historical Riding apparel. Ride a demo horse, play whist, or just loiter. I'm fair used to loiterers. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Caledon%20Eyre/48%20/183/23/
Fender Strangelove Registered User Join date: 19 Nov 2005 Posts: 13	01-22-2009 04:44 From: Virrginia Tombola I truly don't know what to make of these tattered photographs that I found washed up on the beaches of Caledon Lionsgate. Someone apparently took these with one of the newer Expeditiously Developing cameras that the ingenious Mr. Kodak has so recently patented. They appear to have been taken just to the Northeast of Port Caledon, judging by the buildings one can see in the background of the first. The second photograph is even more inexplicable, as it seems to have been taken underwater--no doubt by one of our local Intrepid Explorers with some clever Aquatic Submersible Conveyance. But why were these photographs so casually discarded? And more to the point, what on Earth are they of? I fear these questions may have to be unanswered at this time, but all I know is that sailor would not be unwise to exercise All Due Caution when navigating the waters of the Caledon Firth "My goodness, what an excellent Loch Ness," said the monster to the artist.
Imnotgoing Sideways Can't outlaw cute! =^-^= Join date: 17 Nov 2007 Posts: 4,694	01-22-2009 04:54 If you squint your eyes and tilt your head to the left, I think you can see Magellan Linden in that first pic. (^_^) _____________________ Somewhere in this world; there is someone having some good clean fun doing the one thing you hate the most. (^_^)y http://slurl.com/secondlife/Ferguson/54/237/94
George Standish Your Friend! Join date: 12 Aug 2006 Posts: 124	01-22-2009 19:01 This has got to be the greatest SL find ever! Lucky you! I do hope you show this to people with the experience to solve this very interesting mystery. Please keep us up to date.

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