Hope she gets them.
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The longest trampoline.
If this was made into law in 1917 the western world’s waistline would look quite different!
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Party time.
(Girls eat large swirls of cotton candy in Copenhagen, Denmark, January 1963. Photograph by Gilbert M. Grosvenor, National Geographic)
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Winemaking team’s harvest lunch at Black Estate. 6 delicious courses, lovely wines, one person fell asleep (that was a first), the rest went to town. Another year over.
We’re lining up some hives.
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We don’t see ears like these in North Canterbury much. Although we do have a resident hare that cruises his vineyard track each day and generally likes to laugh at us.
(The Panoche, Tumey, and Griswold Hills in BLM-California are home to wild hares like this one and other amazing animals.)
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