Please, please, please ... vote for Mrs. Z (and tell your friends)
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The Weather Channel is holding an amateur photography contest with fall photos as the subject. Mrs. Z (Rebecca) entered six photos. Do me a favor and go to the link below and vote for one of her pictures in the People's Choice category. Thanks!
http://www.weatherphotocontest.com/bin/Rate?searchphotographer=Rebecca+Sykes&search=photographer
Oh, and you need to provide your e-mail address and can only vote once. Just wanted to clarify. Thanks again!
Voted. :knucks:
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Voted.
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Fin D;2829671 wrote:
As mor wisely said
"DrAstroZoom wrote:
Oh, and you need to provide your e-mail address and can only vote once. Just wanted to clarify. Thanks again!
:chuckle: That's for people with just one email address.
Done, Doc. :up:
OK Done
voted
Done Doc!
Nice Photos, I hope she wins!
"DrAstroZoom wrote:
The Weather Channel is holding an amateur photography contest with fall photos as the subject. Mrs. Z (Rebecca) entered six photos. Do me a favor and go to the link below and vote for one of her pictures in the People's Choice category. Thanks!
http://www.weatherphotocontest.com/bin/Rate?searchphotographer=Rebecca+Sykes&search=photographer
I was going to, but I went to that site and all I saw was pictures of a bunch trees and crap.:dunno:
J/K....actually I think it let me vote for each picture.
You've got it!
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Thanks giovafin sweet signature!
Voted for the one I thought was best.
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