Tinos and Prairie Sky

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caliloo
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Tinos and Prairie Sky

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I just love both of these!

Thanks for looking!

Alexa
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Very pretty...what is the red hiding behind Tinos??
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That is Monte Negro... another one of my favs..... I'll try to get a photo in the morning, they are looking a bit tired right now.


Thanks for looking!

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