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The Old Campground

Saturday was a fine day to get out and enjoy the nice weather and the beautiful Presidio, and to learn about what life was like in the refugee camps after the earthquake and fire. It was a really cool event that had a lot to teach. I'm not sure if I could handle living in those tents.

Enjoy the pictures.

There was also an Army marching band on hand. Click on the image below to catch the band in action.

Posted by John Poyser on April 28, 2006 05:42 AM | Permalink
Found in Earthquakes, Perspective, Remember, Wells Fargo Bank

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Very cool Flash slideshow. I would have preferred to control the slides with a pause button of some kind, but a very well-executed feature nonetheless.

Posted by: ladolcevita | April 28, 2006 11:31 AM

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