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Published: 2012-10-14 09:30:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 358; Favourites: 10; Downloads: 0
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She danced in a patch of sun by the edge of the Mary Stream. All veils and wonder, pausing only a few times to glance at the mountains. A dancer from the south in the cold northern climes.Related content
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Hey there, thank you, I think I did ok in paying Sabine back for her work! We went to four locations and used multiple radio controlled flashes and umbrellas and stands and the work's... dead impressive, stay cool and I shall speak soon...
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wow - sounds like lots of fun! Great shots!! Well done!! Wish I could have been there too!! We have to go on a photo mission sometime soon
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Aww. thanks girl...it will happen
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Think more of desert caravans!!
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Nice! She looks like a gypsy
I can almost here the music and see her dancing around a fire with her hair all crazy and holding a tambourine
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I think that there in fact two traditions for this form of dancing, one comes from Egypt and the other is more or less Gypsy and has a lot in common with the eastern European style of wild dancing and wilder music. The dancer is European and she quite happily has both styles....
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Sounds fun! I don't think they can top the Irish square dance and the cute little outfits they wear 
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cΓ©ilidh (square dance is american) Kayliegh is the English pronounced way...the west kerry set (at a cΓ©ilidh people dance set dances) is so wild a dance that people have been known to be hurt whilst doing it.....
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Wow, it never looked like that could happen. It looks like a lot of fun though 
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That's so cool
Don't see you there haha
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someone had to take photos!!
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Ah yes, that's true
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