Tom Goskar

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Last seen November 3. Web stuff updated today. Tom has 12 buddies.

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Flickr: Uploads from *Tom*

Vesuvio7 hours ago NEW
17/11/20093 days ago
Evolution - My Arse1 week ago
09/11/20091 week ago
The Italian Fountains look beautiful this morning.2 weeks ago

Past Thinking

Textile Conservation Centre continues online1 week ago
Wiltshire Heritage Museum library and Google Books6 weeks ago
Building Rome in a Day3 months ago
Museums as sacred spaces series4 months ago
National Portrait Gallery / Wikimedia4 months ago

Twitter / tag

tag: At #tuttle11 hours ago NEW
tag: Still Brompton-less. 11 weeks and 1 day. They *promised* 11 weeks! *whine*1 day ago NEW
tag: Wondering how best to build a Flickr gallery in Drupal 6. Currently using Satellite PHP Flickr gallery with custom skin, want it integrated1 day ago NEW
tag: @clairey_ross Good to meet you both too!1 day ago NEW
tag: Actually, I could just be trying to do too much at once, but then there is a lot to do...1 day ago NEW

Tom Goskar

The Italian Fountains, Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens are spectacular in the morning sun.2 weeks ago
Being @tag on Twitter4 weeks ago
New Gong album “2032″ coming soon3 months ago
Stonehenge at the Summer Solstice 20094 months ago
Shared Items in Google Reader4 months ago

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