smells great. what is it?
triple_b
15 years ago
This lovely smells very fruity, but not citrusy. It is pretty large, over 5 feet. Normally I take much better pictures but as soon as I got the camera ready, a slight breeze stirred it. GRRR. It is a film camera so I had to get the pics back before I realized it was blurry. Anyway, anybody?
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