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May 30, 2009

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SabineM

awesome.. Love Egyptian History!

Anneke

A LITTLE older than mine, though mine are old...

http://mudpuddle.wordpress.com/2009/05/30/photohunter-books/

Jenn Jilks

That is an old one. My post is a book published in Nov, 2008!

Marta

I like it. It is very different and shows a lot of the history of our written word. I wonder if we will have books much longer? Or will everything become zeros and ones. :)

sandrac

Great photo, Jerry -- that must have been fascinating to see!

srp

Now that is an OLD book. What beautiful colors and all so intact! Mine is up here.

charlotte

Love it - thanks for sharing!

Jerry

Thanks for visiting on photo hunt Saturday!

One does have to wonder how long we'll continue to have paper/print books Marta! The pace of technology is stunning . . .

Sandra - it was brilliant. I was unprepared for how hug it would be (filled an entire wall) or how brilliantly coloured it was.

Deborah

Cool take on the theme.
Hey-- If you can go to Denver, why can't you come to St. Louis? I'm closer! :grin:

Jerry

Closer yes, but my trainings session isn't in St Louis! LOL

girasoli

Very cool photo! I absolutely loved visiting the Egyptian Museum in Torino!

Jerry

It was a great way to spend a rainy day girasoli - although I'd have been happy there on ANY day!

María I.

Great photo! I've been wanting to visit the Egyptian Museum in Torino for a long time. Some day ...

Annie

Gorgeous photo and what a cool thing to get to see that book in person!

Jerry

Maria . . . if you''re like me the list of places that you wnat to visit just gets longer and longer . . .

It was amazing Annie. There were so many other wonderful exhibits in this colleaction too.

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