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    Back to my Happy place again this week-Howth Co. Dublin
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    Sunset Howth (Expired 35mm Film) by okmqaz42, on Flickr

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    Howth Boats by okmqaz42, on Flickr

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    Water Ladder Binn Éadair by okmqaz42, on Flickr

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    Binn Éadair Boat :0 by okmqaz42, on Flickr
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    What a very nice set! Loving the sunset but the stairs is my favourite here.
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    I dig the set! Shot 1 for me please- (though the border only on the right side seems very strange to me).
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    Great set!

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    Thanks for the comments, @marko the border is a "feature" of where I get my film processed and scanned.It is on about 90% of the shots I have and has become like an old friend. I have ordered my own scanner this weekend so watch this space.
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