Re: yet another request from me...
Oh, dear, please do not thinl that I (Geech) sent that, I fear that it was my older sister who didn't bother to change the name when she sent it. JEZ wrote: > > Geech <swi...@slkc.uswest.net> said: > >Hi!! I would like to ask if anybody would please see if they can make me a castle of some sort....I > >love castles, especially Cinderella's castle!! If this could be done, it'd be very much > >appreciated!! > > You can find a very comprehensive collection of castles on my site. It's > really a little too big for posting. > > See .sig for url > > -- > http://home9.inet.tele.dk/jez remove .nospam to email _ _____ _____ > | | ____|__ / > .+'''+. .+'''+. .+'''+. _ | | _| / / > <<<<** Jesper B. Nielsen je...@post9.tele.dk **>>>> | |_| | |___ / /_ > '+.,.+' '+.,.+' '+.,.+' \___/|_____/____|
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