Les in Helsinki


A rare photo of Les - about to get some exercise lifting up a cup of coffee.

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ben said…
wait a sec. i distinctly remember the last time you guys went away you had one photo of dad and it was drinking coffee in amsterdam! whats with this coffee and one photo of dad, it is when the caffiene weakens his magnetic strength for the camera and mum can grab it momentarily to catch a glimpsing shot of the famed dad!
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