I really like this photo - I took it in 99 as we set off on the Lake George tactical. The funny thing is I didn't even look behind me - I just put the camera over my shoulder - (I was still too nervous a canoeist to actually twist my body around and I was dressed in a complete lined justaucorps and waistcoat etc) and managed to capture Dubois laughing good naturedly at me. Good Times.
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Tuesday, 11 May 2010
Dubois
I really like this photo - I took it in 99 as we set off on the Lake George tactical. The funny thing is I didn't even look behind me - I just put the camera over my shoulder - (I was still too nervous a canoeist to actually twist my body around and I was dressed in a complete lined justaucorps and waistcoat etc) and managed to capture Dubois laughing good naturedly at me. Good Times.
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Great pic and sure looks the part of a French Marine.
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Great. I saw Dubois this week at Lake George Tactical 2010.
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