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Music Monday – “My old south London home.”

It’s been a quiet couple weeks with us on holidays and then me busy with a conference for most of last week but time to get back to blogging.  And I’ve got a perfect video for Music Monday falling on St. Patrick’s Day – a montage of pics I made against two Celtic-Canadian songs from my time at FIMS at Western University…

“My Old South London Home” – Uisce Beatha, “On That Day” – MacKeel

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