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madmumbler
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Tampa WTVT Channel 13 Roy Leep tribute page
      #67807 - Fri Jul 07 2006 06:19 PM

There is an excellent page about former met Roy Leep from Tampa's channel 13:

Channel 13 - Roy Leep

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Re: Shuttle & ISS [Re: madmumbler]
      #67827 - Sun Jul 09 2006 01:45 AM

Just watched the shuttle and the ISS fly over me. Great to watch by the naked eye... too much haze for binoculars to help much but still a cool thing to see!

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