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Hay-on-Wye, Wales
A few images from Hay-on-Wye - a small town on the Welsh border...
If you have a passion for books, this is the place to visit... A local started buying shops and converting them into bookshops... It attracted other booksellers and now the town consists almost entirely of bookshops, second-hand, general and specialist... 
 Cheers, John
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Re: Hay-on-Wye, Wales
John, Have you found any antique D2x and any collectible of old bazooka 200-400VR there?  Birddog114
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Love the second shot John.
 "The good thing about meditation is that it makes doing nothing respectable"
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John - Love the third shot, something about it reminds me of a painting capturing the lovely countryside.
Also like the second shot, I'm sure my mum would love a shop like that. The first shot, didn't really impress me, it was a bit so-so compared to your earlier posts from abroad.
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