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father and son took same picture for 27 years, the last one will get your eyes wet with joy

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The beautiful cycle of growing old. You can never see it just as it happens gradually. A father had in 1986, pledged to always take yearly photo of him and his son. These pictures are very emotional, they can make you cry, especially the last one, where a third party gets added to the family line. I am all teary eyes now.

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1986
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1987
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1988
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1990
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1993
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1995
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1997

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1999
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2002
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2006

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2010
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This is the best picture gallery I have seen in my whole entire life. We can only hope to see more of this cycle . I do need to see how this gene works up close like this. I can see the family resemblance amidst the blinding Asian similarities that .


And some of the comments I have read on Hufftinpost says the man;s son looks like Bruce Lee.
I hope this pictures made you happier than you were this morning?

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