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Skies Shifting From Blue to Gray

by John Morris in Cityscape on 06/9/2009
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Above the Confederate Cemetery in Oakwood, a dramatic and changing atmosphere sharply contrasts with the silent and motionless ground below.

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Ian F.G. Dunn
06/09/2009

Very nice, John.

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