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This web page kmcphotos.blogspot.com states the following, "Saturday, January 29, 2011." We saw that the webpage said " Follow me on Facebook! This blog will no longer be updated." It also said " To get the latest news and see the most recent photos, please like Kim Chau Photography on Facebook. I look forward to connecting with you there! Monday, September 20, 2010. Kathryn and Jake - July 17, 2010. Here is a slideshow from my most recent wedding. Kathryn and Jake were married at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Orlando. In Maitland and the reception was at Highland Manor."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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