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Top 10 most-emailed photos

Here are the photos our readers most want to share: the 10 photos most frequently e-mailed by galvestondailynews.com readers.

#1: Making paper cranes
Michelle Glickman, a Ball High School alumni, helps Bryce Willey, a Ball High Prep student, fold paper cranes for the 1,000 cranes project.
February 2, 2012 - Bulletin Board | E-mail this photo

#2: Antiques add faded elegance to weddings
Perfectly imperfect place settings. Layer frilly table cloths and top with mix-and-match china and silver.
January 29, 2012 - Coast | E-mail this photo

#3: Mum's the word for Mardi Gras tradition
The Quaker City String Band performs in parades during Mardi Gras Galveston.
January 29, 2012 - Coast | E-mail this photo

#4: Birds seeking sanctuary
This March, visit The Rookery in Smith Oaks Bird Sanctuary in High Island to see any number of nesting and migrating birds.
January 29, 2012 - Coast | E-mail this photo

#5: Send us your coastal photos
What do you love about living on the coast? We'd love to know. Send photos to coast@galvnews.com.
January 29, 2012 - Coast | E-mail this photo

#6: Masks made for gala
A group of artists hold the Mardi Gras masks they made for the Family Service Center of Galveston Countys 10th annual Gala.
January 29, 2012 - Lifestyle | E-mail this photo

#7: Masks made for gala
Loretta Trevino holds her Mardi Gras mask she made for the Family Service Center of Galveston Countys 10th annual Gala themed "Connections of the Heart" on Friday at the Tremont House Davidson Ballroom.
January 29, 2012 - Lifestyle | E-mail this photo

#8: Santa Fe's Peloquin boots ball away
Santa Fes Sierra Peloquin, right, kicks the ball away from Texas Citys Malia Sifuente during the first half of March 18 at Stingaree Stadium in Texas CIty.
January 29, 2012 - Sports | E-mail this photo

#9: Anglers show off offshore catch
David Bowman party with its offshore catch while fishing on Aqua Safari Charters Island Girl.
January 29, 2012 - Fishing | E-mail this photo

#10: City sees drop in home invasions
Despite recent home invasions that ended in shootings, League City police said home burglaries in the city are on the decline. Police are tracking hot spots of subdivisions with the highest rate of home burglaries.
January 29, 2012 - News | E-mail this photo