Ryan Lawley performs Spanish classical guitar music in front of the Beanery at the corner of Main Street and Victoria Road. In the background is Aline Borsboom of the Beanery.

Ryan Lawley performs Spanish classical guitar music in front of the Beanery at the corner of Main Street and Victoria Road. In the background is Aline Borsboom of the Beanery.

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Ryan Lawley performs Spanish classical guitar music in front of the Beanery at the corner of Main Street and Victoria Road.

Ryan Lawley performs Spanish classical guitar music in front of the Beanery at the corner of Main Street and Victoria Road. In the background is Aline Borsboom of the Beanery.

 

 

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