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Greg Scholl

August 23, 2006 07:07AM

The audio I was refering to was made in South Africa, and there was no charge for shooting pictures or doing audio recording of their regular trains that ran everyday. There are no other issues!!
If you want more info you can identify yourself first or send a backchannel direct. Otherwise your credibility is zero and warrants no further response.
Greg

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