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Your blog has been included in our new guide.
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Around The World with Daily Photoblogs Old and New: a brief history of the City Daily Photoblog movement and a guide to sites around the world.
Hei, GE, and thank you for including One-a-day Helsinki in your guide. I am likely to post more during the summer months, and less in the pitch darkness between November and February...although that too might be interesting to viewers from less daylight-deprived countries.
Anna x
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