Nothing like a good vacation snap

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I was going through some old vacation photos and thought I'd share these with you.


I was told there was a giant mushroom somewhere around here but just couldn't find it. Glad I took my red jacket, it did get a little chilli.



You're right darling the moon really is made of cheese!

Enjoy x Luna

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