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Saturday 26 May 2012

Swallow Tattoos

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Bluebirds  and swallows are traditional  nautical tattoos with a  long history of use. They symbolize happiness and prosperity. The swallow tattoo was a sailor got after traveling 5000 nautical  miles.










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