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Randy, Anwen, Alec and baby Rory.
Photo by Sarah
Guelph, October 1987
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RANDY SUTHERLAND : web designer/developer, photographer, musician and grandfather - grandfogger is what my granddaughters used to call me -
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3 comments:
I can't believe how much you look like my dad in this picture...
love seeing the younger you. Still gorgeous!
kj
Nothing improves the past like time, I'm looking forward to a memory.
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