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Quick Photo Tour of my Studio

It's a mess, but it never gets any better. I just stood in the center of the room and snapped a few shots as I turned. I spend most of everyday in this room. It's my office, so I spend 8-10 hours a day there for that purpose. I also spend most of my free time there as well, but doing more fun activities.

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Suitably impressed RB. Bet you've spent many happy hours in there, and many more to in the future I guess... I'd like to have a twang on some of those looooovely instruments, sigh.


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mess what mess I didn't see any mess

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