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 Dwight Peck's personal website
Summer
2007 More
fun than you can shake a taser at, and certainly enough to inspire us to continue
for a while longer!
You
may not find this terribly rewarding unless you're included here, so this is a
good time for casual and random browsers to turn back before they get too caught
up in the sweep and majesty of the proceedings and can't let go. (click
on the photos to proceed) 
Northern
Ireland and the north of Ireland, April 2007
A lost fawn looking for friends in a wet snowfall near the Grand Cunay, 28 May
2007.
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A
lost chappie looking for friends anywhere.
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Mercedes'
PhD coming-out party in Ollon, June 2007
Mont
Pelé in exuberant greenery and swarms of flies, 17 June 2007
Marlowe's
visit to Switzerland, June-July 2007
Marlowe's
visit to the Old Country, 18 June - 9 July 2007
(Above:
with Teny, Crêt de la Neuve) 
Marlowe's
Chillon |
Marlowe
and Dad in Thun
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Gruyères |
Château
de Joux |
Marlowe's
Nyon |
Château
de Grandson |
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Kristin's
visit to Switzerland, July 2007
Lac de Salanfe
The
Lac de Salanfe and the back of the Dents du Midi, 13-16 July 2007
Prague
Admonitions
in Prague, Czech Republic, 19-22 July 2007 |
Alison's
visit, mid-September 2007 | 
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| Scrambles
up Monts Pelé, Sâla, and Tendre in the Jura mountains | The
Château de Joux in France |
Visit
to the coast of Maine, USA, September-October 2007 | 
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| The
Brooklin Inn, Brooklin, Maine | Isle
au Haut, Acadia National Park | 
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| Cadillac
Mountain, Mount Desert Island, Maine | Gorham
Mountain, Mount Desert Island | 
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| The
Boston Harbor Islands | Crane
Beach | 
Paul,
Sir Charles, Dwight in Framingham, Mass., USA, 7 October 2007 |
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Hard
to tell. Presently we're scheming out ten days in Corsica when Kristin visits
in late November, but at the moment the French are on strike again, so fingers
crossed that either Sarkozy or the unions cave in pretty soon.
Next
year, 2008, is a "COP year" -- every three
years the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands has a huge, unwieldy "Meeting of
the Conference of the Contracting Parties", or COP, with a thousand earnest
government delegates and anxious non-governmental organizations running down the
corridors and demanding the moon, and we're coming up on our 10th, this one set
for Changwon, Republic of Korea, 28 October - 4 November 2008. There's no real
holiday planning in a COP year, we just grab long weekends whenever we can.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome if positive, resented if negative,  .
All rights reserved, all wrongs avenged. Posted 20 October 2007, revised 25 September 2014.
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