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Hello, Hola, Hallo,Bonjour,こんにちは, 喂,Dia dhuit,GDay! We would like to welcome you to our wedding blog. On the 27th December 2011 a nervous Daniel Smyth led his long-time girlfriend, Hollie Cruickshank, down to the old docks by the river in Ramelton, Co. Donegal, Ireland to propose. With snow on the ground Daniel got down on onePARSED CONTENT
The site had the following in the homepage, "Hello, Hola, Hallo, Bonjour, こんにちは, 喂, Dia dhuit, GDay! We would like to welcome you to our wedding blog." I noticed that the web site stated " We are having our wedding in Donegal as it is a special place to both of us, and to our families." They also stated " We hope to see you there on the 1st June 2012. The idea of this blog is to give guests information about the wedding day and also about Donegal. Youll find travelling tips, accommodation information, sightseeing suggestions and of course important wedding information. Daniel and Hollie x x x."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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I actually have very few pictures from the Midlands Blogger Event as I was too busy running around organising goodie bags and making sure people were having a good time to actually take photos. My co-host, Annie Bean. When we got to the event at the lovely Orange Tree in Nottingham. We were actually pretty calm! We had some fab sponsors, including the brilliant Innocent smoothies.
Translation of Pablo Nerudas aqui te amo. Oh Good Golly, Miss Hollie. Sunday, September 6, 2009. In the dark pines the wind is unraveling. The phosphorescent moon above nomadic waters. The days follow each other ceaselessly. The fog unfurls itself in dancing figures. A silver seagull descends from the sunset. Or the black cross of a boat. The distant sea rings, resonates.