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Thanks MaxFur for the pointing out the right adress!

 

There are also some pictures of me - in angora and in mohair - at http://uploads.angora-women.com and at http://uploads.mohair-girls.com.

 

Maybe you are all just interested in furs? I find combinations of sangora, mohair, ostrich and marabou feathers, silk, lace and fur very exciting.

 

Susan

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Wow great pics ,keep up the good work.

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Glad that my old... well, not that old bookmark still works!

 

FLinFL

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I'll be uploading new pictures, if you like.

 

Didn't quite understand FLinFL's comment - which old bookmark did you mean?

 

Susan

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Well I for one can tell you I appreciate your pictures very, very much! And always have, if it's the same Susan we oldies know of Looks very similiar

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Yes apologies Captain and Susan. I meant to say what wonderful atmospheric shots they were....intrigued me for ages...the mirror shots were very unusual.

Not everyone is a fashion photographer, and personally I get a bit bored with ebay images. These were very artistic and hopefully will stir others to be more imaginative/creative. Well done.

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Yes Aerendil I am the same (but a couple of years older).

 

Susan

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I've stuck my head in a couple of times and want to take the time to look more leasurely.

 

I'll be sure to vote when I do.

 

I understand what you are saying. For quite awhile I had several thousand reads on some of my stories and maybe 2 or 3 votes and no comments. I still have several stories with 11,000 and 22,000 reads and no comments.

 

Don't loose heart. The site looks great.

 

OFF

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Earendil,

 

See I am not the only one that can't spell you name correctly!

 

I don't know why that name is so hard for us to spell right.

 

You might tell the history of your name in off-topic. I loved it.

 

Linda

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Earendil - it's a name in Tolkien's The Lord Of The Rings, isn't it?!

 

Susan and CaptainP - I second ToS: those pics are atmospheric. It helps my imagination being more inside the scene than staring at photographs, thus creating kinda sensorama in my fantasy. Thank you!

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(but a couple of years older).

 

Susan

 

You still make my hands shake

 

EDIT: For those of you who want to remember the spelling of my name, here's a little history-lesson: click click click

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