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    Oh hey, Canada.

    CANADA | Wed, 23 Sep 2015 | By the_life_of_lady_laura | Views [1006]

    Time has flown since my last post and we are rapidly heading into autumn. The days are noticeably cooler and long boots and jumpers are not out of place. Whilst we receive the odd ‘blue bird’ day, the clouds have firmly settled most days ... Read more >

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