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2007-08-18T01:54:40Z Rlevse 2848x2144 (1607355 Bytes) {{Information |Description= The R. Tait McKenzie statue at Gilwell Park during the 2007 World Jamboree |Source= personal collection of Tom Warren, Virginia Beach, VA, USA |Date= July 2007 |Author= Tom Warren |Permission= PD |