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I'm Natalie. I was born in New Orleans and raised in Louisiana and Texas. I have a husband, Brian and four fabulous kids. We spent a few years working in Turkey (yes, the country), but we are currently back in Texas for a while.
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3 comments:
Not positive, but I seem to recall seeing a place that looks the same there that contained the 'removed' items from when they restructured the mosque. what I saw wasn't nearly as neat though. Nice photos:)
Neat to see more.
These types of pictures are very cool to me.
mike - it is amazing how many places have ruins like this just littering the yard. amazing because in the states these things would be behind glass and not allowed to be touched by human hands.
witty - glad to hear you like seeing these things, because well, there is a lot more where these came from.
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