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4 comments:
Love your snow pics. Absolutely flippin' gorgeous. Do you live in a high rise? Or were you in a hot air balloon? All the best for the new year darling. xx
Now I've read the last line I can see you were on that horrid big wheel thing. You are brave.
Actually, I was on the top floor of the CIS tower!
admit it. having a gigantic ghost of your image looming over manchester fills you with a perverse sense of power doesnt it!
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