Congratulations with your beautifull pictures. I'm planning my holidays in the south of Italy for the coming month of october. I'll drive a camper starting from my home in Belgium.
From: Erik <Vannoten.Erik@skynet.be>
Dear Julia Sapir: I loved your website, especially the "contessa's" photos of children in Central Park. They were enchanting, many of them standing as artistic gems. I'm a former photojournalist who spent years (it seems) wandering the streets of Philadelphia when I wasn't on assignment. I noted your reference to roaming around the towns you visited in Italy. I'll be taking a closer look at everything you've posted. You have a great eye. Regards, Bill Wingell (I'm in upstate NY now)
From: Bill Wingell <wwingell@msn.com>
Dear Julia,
I enjoyed your photos so much! Thanks for sharing them with the world.
I happened on your website because I was searching the web for the correct
spelling of Barille. I was in Matera for Good Friday, and during the day,
caught Barille's procession on television. I found it fascinating.
Thanks again.
From: Christina <dadsdina@aol.com>
Why you´re entitled contessa di Ripasa ? I´m curious because Ripasa is the name of a very big paper manufacturer here in Brazil ...
From: Paulo Sgroi <psgroi@uol.com.br>
Paulo,This is a game played by Julia Sapir's father. Julia was to spend the year
in Bologna (see the American in Italy page) and I thought it would be nice
to convert Julia into Giulia and give her some class (contessa). Ripasa is
Sapir spelt backwards with a feminine ending. And if she would go to Brazil
what name would best suit?David Sapir
David,
here in Brasil we have the name Julia spelled in the same way. A common
surname here could be Silva (something like Smith for you) or it could be an
Italian one as we have lots of italian "oriundi" here.You don´t need to give her any class specification here as we love to
receive foreign people (if they are good ones).Regards,
Paulo
By the way, the photo... material was hers or yours ? Hers!
Hey. just wanted to tell you that i liked your pictures. im a 19 year
old girl from Norway, who is going to study in Italy myself.
i just cant wait :)
Thank you...
From: Linn Mari Nordgård <linn.mari@nordgard.com>
Comments about Giulia's material (blue.unix-bhs2u)
your pictures are very zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.... who would want to look at a picture or grass.? Or walking signs on a street.and a womens blubber.
From: maxamellion <camelion@aol.com>
We would and we suggest you wake up and smell the world -- Fixing
Shadows
Dear Julia Sapir:
I am a sophomore student at Benedictine College in Atchison,
Kansas. I am working on a project for "Discovery Day" which is a unique
program that characterizes the college. A student can propose to "discover"
anything they want, apply for a grant, and ask the assistance of a professor
to be the faculty advisor. My Discovery Project is a photo-essay on the
culture of Atchison, a small yet very diverse little town. I chose this
project because I someday want to be a ethno-photographer and follow in
your footsteps. I was wondering if you could tell me a little more about
where you went to school, how you got started, and if you have any advice
or references for me, I would greatly appreciate it! Also, I'm interested
in an internship program in ethno-photography...do you have any ideas?
I love your work! Thank you for taking the time to read this and respond!
Good luck in all you do!
Sincerely,
Susannah Dye
From: Susannah Dye --- <sdye@benedictine.edu>
julia,
the photos are absolutely lovely. are you still living in italy? you make me want to live there, too.
From: faisan <faisan2@hotmail.com>
These photos are absolutely amazing, the way you captured the children was so beautiful.
megan
From: Megan <megm@home.com>
Guilia...
I really enjoyed your photos of Italy. A friend & I will be in Rome,
Florence and Venice the first 2 weeks of September and your beautiful photos
make more excited for the trip. Also, really enjoyed your Central Park
photos of the children. I am a displaced native of NY, so it's been a few
years since I've been there. But children are so full of life and innocence
-- you've really captured the emotions. You obviously are a professional,
but is it a hobby or do you make a living from your photos?
From: Christy <CSchielke@aol.com>
Julia, I am an international finance attorney with a similar name "Judith
Sapir" that is also a photographer. In fact, I recently returned
from Firenze with many photographs. Could we be related? My
father, Robert Israel Sapir was raised in Brooklyn NY and his father Morris
Sapir, originally from Russia/Poland, was one of a large family: none of
whom I know. I have more geneological information that I could look
up at home and forward to you if there is any chance that we could be related.
I think Morris's fathers name was Joseph. Do you know if your "Sapir" name
was an original name? Do you know where your grandparents were from?
From: Judith Sapir --- <jsapi@opic.gov>
Ms. Sapir,
My daughter Julia (not Judith) is wandering around in Utah
at this
moment. Julia's grandfather was Edward Sapir. You can learn
about him in any
encylopedia....he (among others) invented modern linguistics. He
came to the US sometime in the early 90's, first to Richmond Va,
then to NY.
His father, Jakob David Sapir, was a cantor, but apparently
he lost his
religion in coming over here. That is a long story. There is a tale
that Jakob had been adopted and that his original name was Cohen
(not a
name for a cantor!). But that is lore coming to me from me eldest
brother (86
yrs old). Edward had a brother who died very young, so there are
no
close relatives.
Nice to here from you and I am happy, on Julia's behalf, that you
found her photos to be of interest. The last Sapir she heard from
lives in
Brazil!
Sincerely,
J. David Sapir
webmaster
I enjoyed your fotos and commentary. Thank you. I have researched my family in Matera back to 1025AD and would like to write a history for ther computer like you did but I don't know how can youy help me?I live in Yonkers
From: Peter Scalcione <petertimber@dellnet.com>
Really impressive do you have photos of England as well. I really ejoyed the time spent looking through your art.
From: Donald trump <ddt@usu.edu>
Julia- I really enjoyed your photographs and commentary. What is visual anthropology (in your words) and how did you know that it was what you wanted to do? Thanks, Catherine Holly (Community College Anthropology Instructor)
From: Catherine Holly <c.m.holly@worldnet.att.net>
Giulia the contessa,
The editor of Afterimage tells us:
I visited your Web sites and am excited by your activities.
(I too spent a year living on via San Vitale in Bologna so
I was particularly happy to see such sensual photographs of
a place I am very fond of.)
see you soon,
pops
Dear Julia,
I want to move to Italy for 1 year with my two year old daughter. Eventhough my situation is different than yours I hope you can help. I will have to work illegally and my daughter will have to go to day care. I've heard that day care is free for Italians but I don't know if it is for illegal immigrants. If you know anything that might help or anyone I could contact please let me know.
thank you
From: Isabella <roskam007@hotmail.com>
Do you sell any of your photographs? I am interested in the
Via San Vitale one. I would like to know the size and pricing
if you do sell them.
Thanks,
Mary T
From: Mary F. Tash <mtash@miis.edu>
Date: Sat, 15 May 1999 02:32:56 -0400
I love all photographs & "FIXING SHADOWS" julia did really a great job. I love it, I wish I could do photography like her. can i get direct contact with her?
Submitted by: sheema mahmud (sheema@england.com)
i have been in Bologna , too. and i remember beautiful things from there. your picture reminded me of that mood. Thanks
tuba oztekin, baltimore
I like your photographs.
Submitted by: fahed (fahed91@mailcity.com)
As a New Yorker who lived in Italy for a few years, your site was a welcome to my two homes. I especially enjoyed the B/W work in Central park. I would love to send you some pix i took in Venice, Firenze etc. and see more of your work. ciao-ciao auguri!
Submitted by: dodger (dodgenbyrn@aol.com)
cara julia,
ciao, a presto.
Submitted by: silvio (un_chien_andalus@hotmail.com)
Thank you for the interesting photos, I am Italian and have visited my cousin in Torino, would love to go back agian what a interesting place,I love photography also.
Submitted by: Angalina (Angallina98@aol.com)
excellent work may God give you more good exposing approach
Submitted by: sarosh ahmed (saroshamsi@hotmail.com)
I really like your work! I especially like the distored image of buildings on via San Vitale, Bologna. Where did you go to school there? Im a student, majoring in Art Photography at Syracuse and just spent a semester abroad last Spring - in Florence. I loved it there! Italy is such an amazing place. Are, or were you a photo major? Did you publish your work? It's a great site & a cool idea!
Submitted by: Susanna Thornton Nice work. Your use of shadows is quite good.
From: Ray Hunold --- (Oldhun@aol.com)
Hi Julia, You've got some wonderful photos of your stay in Italy. I
am planning on going to Bologna for a month next year and was curious --
how did you manage to find an apartment in the city?
Thanks much, Christine :)
Submitted by: Christine Wu (MacDiva@usa.net)
I've just looked at about 6 photo websites and your pictures are the
most interesting I've seen for awhile . Not too artsy fartsy. but good
human interest. Thanks Doug Carmichael
Submitted by: Doug Carmichael (fearless@jps.net)
enjoyed your site
nice lay out of site
the images were great
From: don --- those are really great photos, Julia.
thank you
Submitted by: Zane (zaneeip@parks.lv)
Julia,
Your photos of an "American in Italy" are beautiful! You captured Italy's
charm and colorful personalities. My personal favorite is the street scene
with a dog,a woman and their shadows. The composition is playful and interesting,
and the lighting is fantastic! Thanks
From: Theresa --- Hi Julia- very fine work! I especially enjoyed your textures, lighting;
specifically the scene with a woman in backlight - full of splendid mystery!
and the roof angled tiles. Great and thanks for sharing!
From: tim --- Hi Julia
Heard about these talking to Tom. Nice work. I especially like the bean
fields and the top one of the shadows of the dog and woman?. Hope we will
get to see you this summer. Love, Roy
Submitted by: roy.money@yale.edu (Roy)
Congratulations, Julia! I liked very much your way of looking and clicking
the Italy you lived in. I can recognize the very special kind of feeling
and working of a Sapir !
I am one of them.
Your relative (?) in Rio de Janeiro - Brasil
Submitted by: isasergio@trip.com.br (Sergio Sapir)
Dear Julia Khalid Ismail
PO Box 20149
Doha QATAR
Submitted by: ap2cw@qatar.net.qa (Khalid Ismail)
julia... so nice to read of your trip while surfing the net about the
uva anthro dept. ( i'll be there next year!) hope you are well and excited
about graduation:) (liz's friend!) meghan
From: Meghan Rand --- Julia, my daughter will be attending classes in Florence in July and
I will be travelling with her. When classes are over we plan to stay in
Venice for a few days before flying back to the US. Have you ever been
to either city and can you give me any suggestions about them? I also am
a picture-taking freak!!! Loved yours!!!!!
Submitted by: aloha747@webtv.net (Joyce Frazier)
I love these pictures. I'm only an amateur and love to see other work
Submitted by: cross2@compuserve.com (Chris Ross)
I've just gone through your collection of children photos, and they
are amazing. I'm a student that is presently creating a multimedia movie
to be presented as a gift, as this year's G8 student sumit. This movie
will be viewed internationally, and very likely to recieve recognition.
Do write back to let me know if you're interested in supporting me and
my partner in this project.
Do not hesitate to ask me any questions or for any information you need
to decide whether we have permission to use your work. This is an informal
approach, in a few weeks, administrative contacts will be issued.
Thank you!
Submitted by: topone@globelnet.net (Margaret)
Does she have more of Bologna itself, that most unforgettable city?
The photos are all good, some fine. By the way, although not always so
celebrated, Carnival lasts EVERYWHERE from 12th Night to Fat Tuesday. Here
in Louisiana, they even jump the gun a bit, beginning the instant New Year's
day is past. Fixing Shadows is my favorite of all the Photo Sites on the
WWW. I found it when I searched for Lewis Carroll in Netscape. I teach
History of Photography at LSU, because I happen to know it, but my specialty
is Greek Art--that's what I publish in. Marble takes light beautifully,
and the Louvre is the best place to do it. If Robert Maplethorpe had really
been a great photographer, he would not have photographed poor plaster
casts of bad copies.
Submitted by: palawr@intersurf.com (P. Lawrence)
Julia--I enjoyed seeing your recent pictures from Italy. Especially
#6,9,17,18 for their tight, efficient structure and their evocative qualities.
Hope you are enjoying your time at Oberlin. It was certainly one of the
most significant times in my life.
All the Best BILL MATTICK
Submitted by: bendinah@ix.netcom.com (Bill Mattick)
Julia was a Brownie, her sister is at Oberlin and she is a true Obie.
(Fixing Shadows)
Have these images been exhibited through any other 'sites' i.e Books,
Billboard or magazines
From: teresa walton <teresawalton@btinternet.com>
A few random comments from Michigan, USA
From: Ali <aliduceatt@ureach.com>
I think these images are fantastic. I feel like I know these people,
as if I grew up with them all. I do have a question. How exactly
did you go about capturing these images? Did you conceal your camera? Was
it a small camera? Did any of the subjects realize that they were being
photographed?
I'm very curious.
Paul McDougall
From: Paul McDougall <crashed_car@hotmail.com>
A very good work, sincerely and honest without voyeurism.
From: Alain Faure <davy-faure@wanadoo.fr>
Paul...
From: Brian Cahn <BCahn1@mediaone.net>
Great shots! I sometimes shoot on the subways of Tokyo/Yokohama
where I live. I have a few questions re: your style. Are you
able to answer briefly? Thank you!
From: Mike Maksimuk <mikemak@gol.com>
Hello Paul, greetings from Brazil. I only want you know how much I loved
your pictures (London underground) at Fixing Shadows. Congratulations,
best for you and yours.
From: Jose Luiz Vasconcellos <guacira@openlink.com.br>
Dear Mr.Baldesare,
Your images are amazing,dramatic,fantastic and compelling.
From: Rick Gray <RGray@rohcg.on.ca>
Dear Sirs.
Who would I contact for permission to host an exhibit of this collection
on PhotoHigway.com? Can you please advise me. Thanks very much. Skyler
Casey. Producer. PhotoHighway.com
From: Skyler Casey <sky@photohighway.com>
Hi Paul - at last i have posted some of my own pictures. Be pleased
if you would take a look: www.ashmore.plus.com
From: simon ashmore <simon@ashmore.plus.com>
I am an A-level student who has chosen to do photography as an extra,
and truly enjoy it. We are required to do a dissertation on any subject/photographer
we choose - and i felt that studying the actions and reactions pf people
on the london tubes would proove interesting. Through my research i have
found this website.These photos are wonderful they really capture the essence
of the underground and of the human pysche. It would be wonderful if there
is any additional information or a further study that i could look at to
aide me further in my project. sincerely Katherine Usher
From: Katherine Usher --- <USHEKI@rugby-school.warwks.sch.uk>
Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2000 08:13:48 -0400
We are writing to those who have helped us begin our journey setting
up the Eye Contact area of www.now.com by giving us interviews, advice,
reviews, interest and encouragment. Eye Contact is dedicated to the artists
on the internet. Its intention is to give an insight into the minds, lives
and inspiration behind the wealth of creativity on the web and we want
to provide a platform for artists of all disciplines and skills to share
their work.
As most of you will have seen the Eye Contact section inhabits a small
and not yet clearly visible part of the site (currently found in E-mage/Inde-pix/Eye
Contact). This is changing. We are in the process of designing a microsite
which will include web art news, reviews by the users, interactive applications
and movies, and most importantly a gallery of video shorts and webpages
to showcase artists. Another aspect will be Community and this is why we
are writing to you.
We would like to pass on your e-mail addresses to David Brake who is
setting up Community within Eye Contact. He will then keep you in touch
with how our Community is developing and invite you to take part.
If you would rather not be contacted please do me know and we will remove
your details straight away.
Thank you again
The Eye Contact Team
Diana Elkins (delkins@uk.now.com)
From: Catheirne Hart <chart@uk.now.com>
This is a great site. Just recently returned from London and rode the
From: Barb --- <twobmeyer@yahoo.com>
BRAVO another spectacular success from the man who bought us all a drink.
Paul's step uncle peter
From: Peter <liamdennis@hotmail.com>
Paul
Do you sell any of your prints - I would be interested in a couple from
the
regards
Peter Rameson --- <p.rameson@cwcom.net>
What was the date of the fire in the London Underground please.
From: Debra Wagman --- <debbiw@akeler.co.uk>
Great ,
From: Lucian <lnutiu@t-online.de>
Hi -
From: Andrew Watson <andrew.g.watson@btinternet.com>
From: Ray Hallworth (image maker) --- < ray @videostyle.freeserve.co.
uk>
Just wanted to know how many of these people knew they were being taken.
As an avid people watcher I was delighted by the pictures and especially
drawn to the dark humour.
From: Gautam Raja <Mind-I@bigfoot.com>
Great shots mate, i never got the balls to get the camera in peoples
faces like that
From: Collarge Dave <collarge@hotmail.com>
Thank You for the nice experiance you gave me.
I love the Pictures
From: Fady Haddad --- <fhaddad@dm.net.lb>
Strangely familiar images! Well done old chap, how the hell are you?
Not still stuck in some dank old metro-camel on the district line I trust?!
Submitted by: Simon (ashmore@cwcom.net)
I like your work. How you cut your photo. Do you do studio photo? Do
you need a model for free?
I just will love to work with you. Take a look at me: www.welcome.to/noanda
ancd click on "Noanda". Thanks
Submitted by: Noanda (Noanda@hotmail.com)
keep photography strong show the world and tell them not everyone can
do this that owns a camera. beautiful work!!
Submitted by: hunter (wayneh@quoizel)
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 21:56:31 -0500
nice. a great page to visit. ordered and uncluttered. more of the same.
don't know about ethicality of not telling subjects but please check
out http://i.am/london1999. We need help.
From: Filmbaker --- fantastic photos mate!
excellente ambassador
i was on the london tube earlier this evening its still a damned nightmare!
I am working on a London based photography project at the moment, its
a collaborative effort, where anyone who has taken pictures of london during
1999 is welcome to send their photos in for inclusion on our website. We
aim to display 24 images per day during the year.
Our site is located at http://i.am/london1999
If you know any photographers that might be interested in helping out
let us know. Cheers.
Any feedback is most welcome.
From: stephen fernandez --- Paul these were great-so candid and fixed. I am starting to do my own
photography now-for a hobbie-did you ask these individuals to if you could
take their pictures?
Leslie Johnson, USA
Submitted by: Leslie Johnson (LJohnson@MLTVacations.com)
Great work! I thought your pictures revealed a lot about each subject;
how did you get such terrific candid shots? I guess that is the challenge
of candid shots: getting natural glimpses of people without offending just
by having a camera in your hand. Anyway, i really love your work.
Sincerely, Patrick Ford
(amateur photographer)
From: Patrick Ford --- Paul,
Are you Linda's brother? If so tell her Alan Boys says hi. If no relation,
not to worry, I enjoyed your photography.
Kind regards, Alan Boys
Submitted by: Alan Boys (alan.boys@au.pwcglobal.com)
Great series.
From: Ray --- Paul
Did you encounter any hostility whilst taking your pictures on the tube?
Submitted by: geo@netcomuk.co.uk (george)
Just GREAT work!!!!!!!
Submitted by: dougbrown@nucleus.com (Doug Brown)
dear Mr. Baldesare,
I think your photos are wonderful. I love what you have captured. the
face of the little girl framed by the arms of her dad and sister is a great
imprint Ill think about today and the little boy making a perch on the
armseats. thanks.
Submitted by: cbevingt@bsumail.idbsu.edu (carolyn bevington)
you are very good. i particularly liked the ones taken of the guitar
player and the homeless man spread out on the seat. i am an aspiring b&w
photographer and would love to go to London to take pictures, so when i
saw your gallery it really inspired me. Thanks and good luck. -alexis
Submitted by: (alexis)
Nice work.
I photograph in Brussels Belgium. After spending many hours in the London
tube, I can really relate to your pictures. You captured the spirit of
the tube!
If you would like to check out my web page. It's http://www.geocities.com/paris/8157
Mike Adams
Submitted by: adams@nc3a.nato.int (Michael Adams)
loved your images! Question? Was there a time where the passengers scolded
you for taking their photograph? Also, did you promise copied to the people?
Once again, great photos, very inspiring.
Submitted by: kandersen@ttlc.net (barry carr)
Thank You for these beautiful and inspiring pictures that you have produced.
I love the art of photography and you are one of the most stirring photographers
that I have seen recently. Thank you for your submission of British life
underground.
Submitted by: cambotherambo@hotmail.com (Cameron Smith)
Paul,
I happen to think photojournalism is one of the things best suited to
the medium, and this collection is an example of how wonderful it can be.
If you publish a book I will put it next to my Wayne Miller and Cartier
Bresson.
Appreciatively, Mike Breen
Submitted by: breen@surf.com (Michael Breen)
Dear Mr. Baldesare,
You are an excellent photographer and your pictures are truly inspiring.
I was just wondering how you got started. I am 14, currently living in
Canada and am really interested in trying some photography this summer.
Although I have been told people make the best subjects, I have always
found it more interesting to photograph objects instead. Is there any advice
you can give me about photography in general? Thanx a bundle for you time.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Nemcsok
Submitted by: snemcsok@netcom.ca (Stephanie Nemcsok)
Paul-Welcome aboard so to speak. I have looked with a good deal of interest
at your pictures of the London underground. They are a remarkable document
of a place most of us take for granted. Walker Evans subway photographs
of the 30's come to mind and I wonder if you have seen Bruce Davidson's
book "Subway"??
Of the photographs you show here I am especially drawn to the one made
of the man lying asleep with a single black gloved hand covering his crotch,
the guardian poster woman above encouraging his sleep but to be sure there
is a troubling uneasiness about this image---the abrupt slash in the wall
of the train, the encroaching leathered arm to the right of the frame,
and the menacing reflection in the train's window. What a wonderfully formed
and wildly illogical, provocative picture. All the Best BILL MATTICK
Submitted by: photoman@emf.net (Bill Mattick)
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Paul Baldesare
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2002 10:07:56 -0500
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 12:50:56 -0400
I happened upon your site by accident (isn't that the way of the world
(wide web).
Extremely impressed and moved by your images.
I've never been to London and the cleanliness and relatively comfy
looking seats on the tube
are quite shocking! In a good way, of course.
Your work reminds me of an interesting novel from a few years ago,
which I quickly lost when I lent it to a friend.
Called "253" (author Geoff Ryman) it told the brief story of
each occupant of a subway train that was soon to crash.
Both the book and (especially) your work give voyeurs like myself a
chance
to stare at and appreciate fascinating people without completely
freaking them out. Thank you!
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2001
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I love your images. How long have you been invisible?
Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 14:29:59 -0400
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Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 16:40:23 -0500
Though I live,work and play here in Canada, I recently visited my 28
yr.old daughter in London and spent considerable time on the "tube"; to
say that you captured its essence would be simplistic. Bravo indeed!
I'm interested in how you technically took the shots - it seems lap
held perhaps to be unintrusive? And did you use a medium format?
I am most interested. Is any of your work exhibited in Ottawa,Ontario,Canada.
The Museum of Contemporary Photography here would be thrilled to display
your brillance. Thank so very much.
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2000 20:18:05 -0500
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Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 05:57:29 -0400
Dear Paul,
Aaron Paul (apaul@uk.now.com)
Catherine Hart (chart@uk.now.com)
Date: Sat, 6 May 2000 11:56:54 -0400
Tube everywhere....love these pics! Thanks.
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 07:45:01 -0500
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 11:28:13 -0400
London Underground series, for private use.
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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 1999 11:07:38 -0400
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 1999 14:59:21 -0400
I wonder if you would be interested in letting me use one of your
images as the artwork on my MP3.com site? I'm afraid there
would be no money in it at the moment, but you never know -
one day it might be worth it. Let me know. Thanks.
Andrew
Aberdeen
Me like! candid and full of life. reminds me of french style and a
hint of Bresson.
Date: Sun, 29 Aug 1999 14:47:33 -0400
Gautam Raja
8 rolls old.
Date: Mon, 23 Aug 1999 10:22:09 -0400
, what make of camera and lens are you useing, does it have a quiet
shutter.
have you ever got punched or shouted at.
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 1999 16:41:35 -0400
you sent me back to London for a short span of time.
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