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Anonymous said…
Wow Jackie you really have gotten around :-) Shame you haven't visited us in London but hey after Mamutik the river Thames would probably seem a bit drab. Thanks for the inspiration :-)
I would love to visit London! Glad you liked my posts 😊😊

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