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Photos from National Harbor

Still trying to get back into the swing of things, and caught up with all kinds of general “stuff” after being out of town for a family wedding, and then the ILTA09 conference. Expect that life will be back to normal, maybe, around the three day weekend.

Then again, life wasn’t exactly normal before all of this!

In the mean time, thought you might enjoy a few photos of sunset over the Potomac I took while I was in National Harbor, MD.

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