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January 30November 30 Donna L. Long

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Donna L. Long says:

February 16 at 1:49 am

Thank you, Rosanne.

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Rosanne says:

February 16 at 1:00 am

Very nice collage — I especially like your post of “red in winter” — great idea! and beautiful photos.I appreciate your blog and enjoy reading it.Keep up the good work!

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