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		<title>By: Digital Explorer</title>
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		<description>I am now very happy that I can post to my blog using email and have an image as as attachment to the email.

With a couple more additions, we should be very near a decent solution for expedition blogging.</description>
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<p>With a couple more additions, we should be very near a decent solution for expedition blogging.</p>
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