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scenes from nyc (part three)

1 January 2011 laurie matthews Leave a comment

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about: laurie matthews

I'm a travel-passionate landscape historian, photographer and artist who travels near (my home base in the Pacific Northwest) and far dishing out experiences that I find inspiring about place, spirit, history, fears, and dreams. I'm currently researching landscapes associated with four women ancestors who lived in England in the 16th century.