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- high school...
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- crossing the border for dairy...
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- hank-art. literally.
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2 comments:
Ah, this is lovely. Every time I see a bird now, I think of your blog. We've had some sandhill cranes migrating overhead lately - maybe I'll try to get a shot of some the next time I see them.
Katie, you are so talented. You make me want to travel to foreign lands with my camera and some granola. Can I borrow some of your hip friends as subjects?
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