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Jayme B
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Hope you like my upcoming posts and if you get bored one day, maybe you’ll enjoy trawling through some of my older stuff too.
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You had me at the le chamel Uncle Spike! I am glad you as well lead an Entwined Life!
Look foward to more of your adventures!
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Glad to find you! You had me at the Camel!
Love them from time in Morocco! Look forward to more of your adventures Uncle Spike!
Jayme B
Yes, they are the grumpiest but funniest creatures I’ve come across. Love going on camel treks, uncomfy as hell, but all the more rewarding for it – same as my blog at times 🙂
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