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One beautiful thing – January 18, 2014

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Flowers at the nursery on a bright day. Picture by Jack Seddon.

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Posted on Jan 18, 2014Jan 23, 2014 by Renee MoodiePosted in One Beautiful ThingTagged one beautiful thing

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